Paige Wilson

I am an integrative and relational psychotherapist, working with both adults and young people. I believe that therapy is most powerful when grounded in a strong, authentic relationship, where each client feels uniquely seen, heard, and cared for. I work in a trauma-informed way, placing great emphasis on collaboration, emotional safety, and attunement to the client’s individual pace and needs.

My approach draws from psychodynamic, attachment-based, and body-oriented models, with a particular focus on how early relational experiences, unconscious processes, and the body’s wisdom shape emotional life. I work flexibly to meet the unique needs of each client, integrating embodied techniques alongside talking therapy when appropriate.

I have experience supporting clients with a range of challenges, including complex trauma, neurodivergence (such as autism and ADHD), suicidal ideation, anxiety, relational difficulties, and disordered eating. I am passionate about creating a non-pathologising, respectful space where clients can reconnect to themselves with greater compassion and freedom.

Prior to qualifying as a psychotherapist, I spent nearly a decade working with children and young people as a drama teacher and workshop facilitator. I also volunteered with Childline, where I developed a strong grounding in safeguarding, crisis support, and risk assessment. These experiences have given me a deep appreciation for resilience, complexity, and the importance of meeting each individual exactly where they are.