Family Therapist in Ealing
Ealing is one of the areas that make up the London Borough of Ealing. From Ealing, you can see me online by secure video, or come to The Blossom Tree Clinic in Pinner; I have no consulting room in Ealing.
Getting to the clinic from Ealing
Ealing Broadway station has the Central, District and Elizabeth lines and Great Western Railway trains, but not the Metropolitan line that Pinner is on, and no bus route TfL lists through Pinner stops in Ealing. Online sessions avoid the journey; TfL's Journey Planner shows the routes if you'd like to come in person.
The clinic is a 3-minute walk from Pinner Underground station, on the first floor, up one flight of stairs, with no lift.
What I help with
- Family therapy
- Couples and relationship therapy
- Teenagers and their families
- Families affected by addiction — my specialism
Free and local support in Ealing
- Ealing Talking Therapies — NHS talking therapies for people over 18 with a GP in the London Borough of Ealing; you can refer yourself.
- Recovery Intervention Services Ealing (RISE) — free, confidential drug and alcohol help for adults, and their friends and family.
- The EASY Project — free, confidential support for 10 to 17-year-olds who live, study or have a GP in Ealing.
- Al-Anon Family Groups — in-person and online meetings, for anyone affected by someone else's drinking.
Listed for information. I'm not connected with these services.
Common questions
Can we have sessions online rather than travel from Ealing?
Yes. It's whatever you're comfortable with, and often depends on whether travelling suits you. Online sessions are by secure video.
Is there free drug and alcohol support in Ealing?
Yes. Recovery Intervention Services Ealing (RISE) helps adults living in the borough, and their friends and family; the EASY Project supports young people aged 10 to 17.
About Rebecca
I'm a qualified systemic and family psychotherapist, with an MSc in Systemic Psychotherapy from the Institute of Family Therapy and over 15 years of experience working with families affected by substance use.
Fees: individual £70, couples £95, family £120. The initial consultation is free.