Mohamed Bhatti

Mohamed Bhatti provides counselling for adults, couples and families from a calm and compassionate standpoint, inviting people to take a breath and begin to untangle difficult feelings and relationship patterns. He offers in-person appointments in Buckingham and Milton Keynes and carries out online work across the United Kingdom, supporting people of all ages and backgrounds with individual therapy, couples counselling and family work.

He is a fully qualified Psychotherapeutic Integrative Pluralistic Counsellor and a trainee Systemic Practitioner at Intermediate Level, currently completing an MSc in Family and Systemic Psychotherapy that is AFT-accredited. His way of working is warm, relational and non-judgmental, informed by systemic thinking - so he considers both the individual and the wider relationships, stories and patterns that influence everyday life.

Therapy with Mohamed is pluralistic in practice, drawing on humanistic, cognitive behavioural, psychodynamic and systemic approaches as needed. This flexible use of different models means sessions can include talking through emotions, learning practical strategies, or exploring earlier experiences to make sense of current difficulties.

He supports people dealing with parenting stress and overwhelm, relationship breakdowns or disconnection, anxiety and low mood, trauma and life transitions, family communication and conflict, self-esteem and identity questions, and work with young people facing school, family or emotional challenges. Sessions can be short-term, long-term or open-ended and are usually offered on a weekly basis, shaped around each person’s pace and goals.

Mohamed works from a relational and systemic perspective, aiming to build trust and connection while helping change ripple through relationships and contexts. His practice is non-religious and he identifies as a male, older therapist who focuses on creating a supportive environment where people can begin to move forward with more clarity, connection and confidence.