Dr. Tara Radwan , DClinPsy (UK)

Clinical Psychologist

I believe that healing begins when we allow ourselves to feel seen, heard, and held without judgment. This compassionate acceptance helps build resilience and a sense of safety from which true growth can emerge.

In my work, with adults and adolescents (13+), I strive to be a clinician who embodies compassion, respect, and curiosity, meeting each person with openness and without judgment. I aim to create a safe and containing space that allows all people to explore and understand the various aspects of themselves, including the wounds and core pains often left behind by our experiences in life. I am passionate about walking alongside my clients with empathy and respect, supporting each person on their path towards healing.

My previous clinical experiences have included both working privately as well as within multiple NHS settings in the UK, working with diverse communities including adults and teens, across a wide range of challenging life events and mental health difficulties. I support with concerns ranging from mild to moderate, in addition to providing specialized services to support with complex trauma and abuse. I consider it a privilege to accompany clients in their adjustment and healing journeys, and I am both equipped and deeply committed to this.

With a therapeutic approach that is both integrative and trauma-informed, I draw upon a wide range of therapeutic and clinical tools to work collaboratively with all of my clients, ensuring that their needs are met with empathy and warmth. I value the therapeutic relationship as a space where trust and safety lay the foundation for healing, self-exploration, and growth.

Works with Clients:
Adolescents (13 yrs+), Adults (18 yrs+)

Languages:
English

Services Offered

Individual Therapy

Parent Intake

Treatment Approaches

Integrative Therapy
EMDR
Compassion Focussed Therapy
Schema Therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Presenting Concerns

General Concerns:

Adjustment to recent life events or circumstances (Not trauma)

Stress

Anxiety

Panic Attacks

Low mood or depression

Personal growth and self-improvement

Specific Concerns:

Situation-specific fear and phobias

Chronic illness, pain, life-threatening or terminal illnesses, end-of-life

Anger, irritability, emotional outbursts and severe moodswings

Obsessive, repetitive and ritualistic thinking and behaviour

Sexuality and gender identity

Relationship Concerns:

Divorce, separation and break-ups in romantic relationships

Family and family relationship concerns

Non-romantic and non-familial relationship concerns

General dissatisfaction or improvement of romantic relationships

Minors:

Minor-related concerns (all minors)

Trauma:

Trauma or traumatic events (past or historic)

Violence or abuse by another person (current or recent)

Sexual trauma, incidents or violence (recent)