Family Therapist in Watford
Watford is in Hertfordshire and has its own council, Watford Borough Council. People from Watford can see me at The Blossom Tree Clinic in Pinner, or online; I don't have a consulting room in Watford.
Getting to the clinic from Watford
Watford station is on the Metropolitan line, Pinner's line. Watford Junction and Watford High Street are on the London Overground (Lioness line), and Watford Junction also has national rail services. TfL doesn't list a bus route between Watford and Pinner. TfL's Journey Planner has times.
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 Hertfordshire
- Hertfordshire and Mid Essex Talking Therapies — NHS talking therapies; you can refer yourself if you have, or are registering with, a GP in Hertfordshire.
- Spectrum Watford — drug and alcohol support for people over 18, including support for friends, families and carers.
- Spectrum families and young people's service — for under-18s, young adults up to 25, and their families.
- 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
Which Watford station is on the same line as Pinner?
Watford station, on the Metropolitan line. Watford Junction and Watford High Street are on the London Overground.
Where can someone in Watford get help with drugs or alcohol?
Spectrum Watford works with people over 18, and includes support for friends, families and carers. For under-18s, young adults up to 25 and their families, there's the Spectrum families and young people's service.

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.
