Caroline Nartey , NCPS

Caroline Nartey is an integrative counsellor (NCPS, a professional counselling credential) who blends Person-Centred and Psychodynamic approaches to support people seeking meaningful change.

Her Person-Centred work emphasises the present moment and the client’s own inner resources, helping people explore what matters now and how they might shape a life that feels more manageable and authentic. This approach supports self-esteem, coping with life changes, and stronger relationships by valuing the client's perspective and pace.

Her Psychodynamic work attends to how past experiences can shape current thinking, feeling, and behaviour. By bringing awareness to recurring patterns and defence mechanisms, this perspective helps clients recognise long-standing ways of relating and consider alternatives that reduce distress and improve connection.

Caroline has worked alongside a range of clients who have faced issues such as depression, loneliness, generalised anxiety disorder, low self esteem, anxiety, bereavement and loss, attachment and relationship difficulties, obsessive-compulsive concerns, and hoarding issues, to name a few. Her practice draws on integrative methods so that each person's experience can guide the work together.

Her counselling room provides a safe, personal, and judgement-free space for exploring thoughts and feelings. Caroline recognises that reading this page often means a person is already imagining change, and she invites interested clients to explore possibilities and to find support on the journey toward a better future.