Eva Charalambous

My path into psychotherapy developed through a long-standing interest in how people think, feel, and relate to others — often in ways they don’t fully understand themselves. I work with people at different points in life: those going through a period of crisis or change, and those who have felt stuck for a long time. You may not have a clear goal to begin with; curiosity and a willingness to reflect are often enough.

I aim to offer a steady, thoughtful, and non-judgemental space where you can speak freely, including about things that may feel confusing, painful, or hard to put into words. Psychodynamic psychotherapy pays attention not only to what is said, but also to what is felt but not yet fully understood. Often, the patterns we explore together have developed over many years — and with time, therapy can help bring them into focus.

Prior to training as a psychotherapist I worked in media, press and communications. I also have experience working in one of the UK's only residential suicide prevention charities.