Georgia Seabrook

Georgia (she/her) is an existential psychotherapist who offers a warm, collaborative space for you to reflect deeply on your experience of life. A registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), she brings ethical integrity and an open, curious approach grounded in existential philosophical thinking.

Existential psychotherapy sees tension, paradox, and relational complexity as inevitable parts of being human. Rather than seeking to avoid discomfort, it views suffering as a meaningful opportunity to make closer contact with ourselves and to gain insight into the ways we make meaning out of our experiences.

Georgia is committed to a non-pathologising approach that supports you in exploring what your pain might be trying to communicate. By cultivating greater awareness, we begin to see the choices available to us more clearly. In this way, existential psychotherapy offers an invitation to reflect on our lives and how we relate to the world, and to consider new ways of being that might foster a more authentic sense of connection to yourself and others.


Georgia views the therapeutic relationship as both a mirror for how you relate to yourself and others, and a safe space to explore these dynamics. Through this process, you and Georgia will contemplate not only your inner world but also how aspects of social identity – such as gender, sexuality, race, or class – affect the way you navigate life and relationships.

Georgia has worked with a broad range of clients in both the NHS and voluntary sectors, gaining experience with diverse perspectives and developing a strong commitment to inclusive, socially aware practice. She is LGBTQ+-affirming, kink-positive, and welcomes clients of all genders, sexualities, and bodies.

She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy and Counselling and a Graduate Certificate in Psychodynamic Practice.


Fee: initial sessions are charged a reduced rate of £45 and I charge £70 per session thereafter.