Nadir Mothojakan

Hello,

Are  you  feeling weighed down by the heavy fog of grief, or has a long-term health condition left you feeling disconnected from the life you once knew? You do not have to carry this alone. With over 30 years  of commitment to mental and physical health, I provide a safe, respectful space where you can be truly heard. I also specialise in supporting autistic adults, offering a space where you set aside the ‘mask’ and simply  be yourself. Let us work together to find your way back to connection.

I became a counsellor because I believe that even in our most challenging moments, we deserve to feel seen and understood. My approach  is shaped by years of supporting families  through loss, which has taught me that resilience is not about ‘getting over’ things, it is about finding a  way to live a meaningful  life alongside them.

In our sessions, you can expect a calm, non-judgmental, and neuro-affirming space. We will not just talk about 'symptoms'; we will work together to help you regain a sense of understanding and control  over your daily life. Whether we are finding practical tools for executive dysfunction or creating a 'new normal' after a loss, our work is a partnership.

• Registered Member: BACP (Accredited ).

• Specialised Training: 

          Trauma Informed Practice,

           Adults who were abandoned during Childhood,

            Autistic Informed Practice,

Bereavement Support ( Cruse).

• Education:  M.A. Counselling( Merit),Goldsmiths College, University of London,

                   MSc. Health Psychology, City University. UK

                   M.Sc. Psychology, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

When I am not in the therapy room, you will find me volunteering at my local soup kitchens where I meet people from different backgrounds, which helps me stay grounded and refreshed for the work I love.

You are most welcome to book a free complimentary session of 30 minutes to check if we are the right fit for the therapy. Thank you.