Julie Rogers

Julie Rogers believes humans are innately wired for connection and that relationships are central to wellbeing and happiness.

She works with people who struggle to assert themselves in relationships, who feel unheard or without a voice, and those who find it hard to say no or who repeatedly put others’ needs first. Julie also supports clients who feel unworthy or undervalued and those who experience anxiety in group situations and prefer to blend into the background.

Over her three years of practice she has supported numerous clients facing relationship difficulties. That work has helped people move through immediate problems and foster personal growth. Many previous clients have reported that therapy led them to a deeper understanding of the patterns and emotions shaping their relationship behaviours, enabling changes that produced healthier and more satisfying connections.

Clients have said they felt more confident, were better able to set boundaries, and communicated more effectively with family, friends and work colleagues. Julie has also supported people dealing with anger, low self-esteem, anxiety and difficulties rooted in childhood.

She is a female, gay therapist based in the United Kingdom and she appreciates the courage it takes to seek help. Julie hopes she can support you on your therapeutic journey.