Each of our therapists brings their own unique approach, experience and training to the counselling and psychotherapy services we provide.
Our counsellors and psychotherapists have a great deal of experience helping our clients face any personal issues that are affecting their lives.
Of course, discussions with your therapist as always confidential. We never share your personal details with anyone else.
At your first appointment, we will help you decide which one of our therapists might be the best counsellor or psychotherapist for you. Finding the right therapist is an important first step.
There are a number of ways our counsellors in Brighton may be able to provide help and support
We provide support through short, medium and longer-term personal counselling, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis for our clients as well as relationship counselling for couples. We have many years of experience working with most personal and relationship issues. Find out about the benefits of counselling.
Appointments are available Mondays to Saturdays, from 8.00 am until 8.00 pm. Usually, first appointments are available within one week, depending on your availability. A professional profile for each member of our team can be found below.
Holly Roberts
Holly Roberts MBACP
Holly is a Relate-trained couples counsellor with extensive experience in helping people in all types of relationships navigate relational issues. For example, these problems could be communication difficulties, where she helps clients learn how to actively listen to their partners and understand what it means to feel heard.
She offers a space where you can work practically to help improve communication quickly, which eases the tension and reduces arguments. This then enables more emotional conversations to be possible, tackling issues together that haven’t been possible on your own.
Common issues that Holly works with are: communication breakdowns, affairs, excessive arguing, becoming new parents, long term relationship apathy, consensual non-monogamy, relationship breakdowns and endings. Holly sees both couples and individuals with relationship issues.
Member, British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
David Futter
David Futter MBACP
David is an integrative therapist who values the importance of building a respectful and empathic relationship with his clients. He believes that this strong therapeutic relationship is key to the client feeling understood and safe enough to explore the issues that have brought them to therapy.
David has a particular interest in attachment theory and how early relationships can set up enduring and often problematic beliefs about the self. His approach is to invite a compassionate awareness and understanding of these patterns, especially if they are no longer helpful or positive. This insight then paves the way for the client to experiment with new ways of being both inside and outside of the therapy room.
In his career as a therapist, David has worked with a variety of presenting issues including: anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, childhood trauma, issues around identity, low self-esteem, relational problems and addiction.
Member, British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
Tom Deitch
Tom Deitch MBACP
Tom is a Psychodynamic therapist, working with individuals in both short-term and longer-term, open-ended therapy. He has experience in helping people address a range of personal difficulties including depression, bereavement, unresolved childhood trauma, relationship troubles, low self-esteem, anxiety, addiction and many other problems.
Tom offers a safe and confidential space where his clients will be listened to without judgement. He takes a compassionate, empathic and understanding approach towards his clients. Tom believes that establishing a relationship based on mutual trust and respect can enable his clients to explore the origins of what troubles them and consider new ways of thinking and feeling about the obstacles they face. Tom sees clients at One Therapy in both London and Brighton.
Member, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
Nat Bolonkin
Nat Bolonkin MBACP (they/them)
Nat offers a confidential, non-judgemental and supportive space where clients can express their concerns and explore them safely.
As an integrative therapist, Nat is experienced in working with issues such as: anxiety; depression; early childhood trauma; bereavement; self-esteem and identity; gender identity, transitioning, and sexuality; family dynamics; relationships and communication; and repetitive and destructive patterns, amongst others.
Nat assists clients to explore their thoughts, emotions and behaviours, where they may have originated from, and how the past might be continuing to affect the present, as well as experiment with new ways of thinking, behaving and relating, both in and outside of sessions. Nat is attachment-based and trauma-informed and also specialises in creative approaches, mindfulness, and self-compassion.
Registered Member, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
Graeme Butler
Graeme Butler MBACP (he/him)
Graeme is an integrative therapist with extensive experience in helping couples and individuals with a wide range of issues. In couples therapy, he helps clients to recognise the underlying causes of repetitive arguments, accept differences and develop the ability to communicate more constructively.
As a qualified psychosexual therapist, Graeme helps clients with a variety of sexual problems including rediscovering their sexual desire, erectile problems, premature ejaculation and sexual pain, using an approach which combines behavioural, psychotherapeutic and educational elements. He also has specialist training and experience in working with trauma, bereavement, addiction, family work, anxiety, depression, anger and sexual abuse. Graeme’s therapeutic approach is collaborative, non-judgemental and empathic.
Member, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
Kate Crawford
Kate Crawford MBACP (she/her)
Kate is an experienced psychotherapist and a qualified, experienced couples and relationship therapist. She began working with One Therapy in 2010 and is Head of Therapy Services at our private practices in Brighton and across London. Please note Kate is not currently seeing clients in Brighton.
Registered Member, British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
Head of Counselling and Psychotherapy Services One Therapy London & One Therapy Brighton
We understand that therapy can be a private and very personal experience. All discussions in counselling are confidential.
Finding the right counsellor or psychotherapist in Brighton is an important first step.
Making a first appointment
Appointments are available Monday to Friday from
8.00 am until 8.00 pm and on Saturday afternoons.
Appointments last 50 minutes.
Your questions answered
Starting therapy can feel confusing. We have put together some commonly-asked questions about counselling, along with our answers.
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