Emily Whalley

Emily Whalley is a UK-registered therapist with 3 years of clinical experience who approaches therapy with warmth, compassion, and careful understanding. She has worked in therapeutic organisations and online with clients from all over the world, offering a supportive space to process difficult emotions and life challenges.

She works with a wide range of concerns, including stress, anxiety, depression, addictions, low self-esteem and people-pleasing, as well as trauma and abuse - including childhood and relational trauma and survivors of sexual abuse. Emily also supports those navigating relationship and intimacy issues, family difficulties, grief and major life changes, career-related stress, compassion fatigue, and clients from LGBT backgrounds. She has experience supporting expats, migrants and digital nomads who feel uprooted or disconnected in new environments.

Emily uses an integrative approach that draws on existential, psychodynamic, parts work and somatic therapy to help clients make sense of their experiences, recognise how past patterns shape present feelings and relationships, and cultivate self-compassion while reducing shame and self-criticism. Building emotional resilience and a greater sense of grounding is central to her work, and she places the therapeutic relationship at the heart of the process - a non-judgmental space where clients can feel seen and understood. If this resonates, she would be honoured to support clients on their journey, in their way and at their pace.