Some part of you is asking you to pay attention to it.
Therapy offers a space to do so.
Hi! I'm Maddy-Rose Robinson, a psychotherapist
offering therapy for trauma grounded in the wisdom of the body.
I offer weekly therapy for adults on a sliding scale of £100 - 140 per session, both in person in Paddington, London Bridge and online.
The work invites healing from trauma, easing of anxiety and a softening of patterns that once kept you safe but now feel stuck.
Trauma-Informed Therapy Rooted in Relationship
Therapy is a space to slow down and notice what happens in relationship - with yourself and with another. The therapeutic relationship can become a mirror for the outside world, offering a way to understand and gently shift old patterns. My approach is grounded, compassionate and collaborative, creating space for whatever needs attention to unfold at its own pace.
Why therapy?
Psychologically, we know that a consistent, attuned relationship is one of the strongest predictors of healing, and neuroscience shows that talking things through with someone regulated and attentive can help the nervous system settle.
How I work
Therapy is a collaborative process - one where we stay curious together and make space for what wants to be seen or understood. My approach is integrative and trauma-informed, drawing on relational, embodied and transpersonal perspectives, as well as parts-based approaches inspired by Internal Family Systems. I hold awareness of how social structures and power dynamics can affect our sense of safety, voice and agency.
Sessions
Sessions last 50 minutes and take place weekly - either in person in London Bridge, Kings Cross or Paddington, or online. My fee is £140 per session. A brief initial call is available if you’d like to see whether it feels like a good fit.
Send me a message to schedule an intro call.
I’d tried therapy before, but it never felt quite safe enough. With Maddy it was different... I found myself talking about things I’d never said out loud before. She didn’t rush me or try to fix it, just helped me stay with what was there. It’s changed how I relate to myself.
Who I work with
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Adults healing from trauma - including childhood sexual abuse and other difficult experiences.
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People living with anxiety or overwhelm, wanting steadier ground.
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People who care deeply about the world - educators, carers, creatives, activists - and who sometimes feel the weight of that sensitivity.
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Those exploring patterns in relationships or questions of identity, belonging and how to live with integrity in complex systems.
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Neurodivergent and highly-sensitive individuals seeking an understanding, flexible space.
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Clients exploring gender, sexuality and relationships - my practice is inclusive and affirming of all genders, sexualities and relationship styles.
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Those in times of transition - endings, beginnings or uncertainty, when life feels in flux.
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Anyone wanting to understand relational patterns and explore how these might shift toward greater ease and authenticity.
Not sure if therapy's for you?
ABOUT ME
Maddy-Rose Robinson, M.A.
Psychotherapist | Yoga teacher | Activist
I’m Maddy, an integrative and transpersonal psychotherapist based in London Bridge, Paddington and Kings Cross, with a particular interest in trauma and its impact on our relationships, sense of self and everyday lives.
I have always been drawn to understanding how we adapt to difficult experiences - how we protect ourselves, make meaning and seek connection. Before training as a psychotherapist, I worked in the refugee sector and delivered training on trauma. Alongside my background in activism and social justice, this shaped my understanding of how healing is connected to the conditions we live in, and to our experiences of safety, belonging and agency.
My approach is grounded, compassionate and creative, informed by my background in yoga and embodied awareness. I work with the body as well as the mind, recognising that overwhelming experiences can leave us feeling on edge, disconnected or caught in patterns that once helped us cope. Together, we can explore these experiences at a pace that feels manageable, with space to build trust and choice. I also hold awareness of how social and cultural contexts, discrimination and systemic pressures can shape what we carry.
Qualifications and professional development
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Five-year UKCP-accredited Diploma in Integrative Transpersonal Counselling and Psychotherapy, CCPE, London.
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Certificate in Counselling Skills, City Lit.
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Clinical placements at One in Four, The Caravan and The CCPE Clinic, contributing to nearly 500 hours of client work, including work with survivors of sexual abuse, people experiencing homelessness and those with complex mental health needs.
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Ongoing trauma-focused professional development, including the Master’s Trauma Conference.
