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Hackney Therapy – Rooms for Therapists & Counselling in London

A practice of qualified, experienced counsellors and psychotherapists working from Hackney Therapy's quiet, confidential rooms close to the City of London.

  • Home
  • Our rooms
  • Our therapists
    • Dr Natalie V. Bailey
    • Neville Cairns
    • Cecilia Carlotti
    • Sylvia Chew
    • Nilima Choudhury
    • Lilla Czigany
    • Laura DiIorio
    • Alice Everett
    • Valerie Gage
    • John Goddard
    • Mel Green
    • Reuben Heller
    • Stacy Hembury
    • Julia Hughes
    • Georgia Konstantinidi
    • Wendy Levy
    • Emma Light
    • Tony Linkson
    • Harriet Olins
    • Alessandra Palazzetti
    • Natalia Parry-Vaughan
    • Raquel Scheid
    • Iseult Smith
    • Tina Speed
    • Lisa Vann
    • Anna Wilson
  • Areas of expertise
    • Abuse, bullying and self-harm
    • Addictions, obsessions and phobias
    • Anxiety, depression and suicidal feelings
    • ADHD and Autism Spectrum disorders
    • Careers and finances
    • Families, parenting and step-parenting
    • Fertility issues
    • Food issues, body image and self-esteem
    • Health issues, illness and bereavement
    • Meditation, guided music, mindfulness and spirituality
    • Sexuality and gender identity
    • Types of therapies
  • How to reach us

Fertility issues

Infertility

Infertility by definition, is a difficulty in conceiving despite having regular unprotected sex. Finding yourself here – perhaps after a frustrating period of trying to conceive – can be painful and can involve a number of very difficult decisions on what happens next. Fertility treatments can also be physically uncomfortable, time-consuming and exhausting, placing great emotional demands on those involved. Talking to someone who is not directly involved can help you to come to terms with the situation.

Pregnancy

The experience of pregnancy, whether planned or unplanned, can be confusing and stressful, and may cause mixed feelings. For example, you may have concerns about how it could change your relationships. Therapy can help you understand your feelings towards your pregnancy, or explore difficult emotions following a miscarriage, stillbirth or termination.

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