Yasmin Morton

I am committed to providing a space that feels accessible, genuine and supportive, and welcome anyone who feels they may benefit from counselling. I believe that when we feel truly heard and accepted, we can begin to understand ourselves more deeply and move towards meaningful change, resulting in a more authentic and comfortable way of being in the world. Before moving into therapy work, I worked within prison and probation services, supporting people from many different backgrounds — particularly individuals dealing with addiction, recovery, trauma, and difficult life circumstances. That experience shaped how I work now: without judgement, labels, or assumptions. I know therapy can feel inaccessible financially, especially for working-class people, expats, or anyone trying to hold everything together while adjusting to a new life. Because of that, I offer reduced-rate spaces wherever possible. You do not need to be in crisis or have everything “bad enough” to reach out. You are welcome exactly as you are. If you’ve been thinking about therapy but felt unsure where to start, you can read more here: https://theauthenticspace.org/