Will Black is a UKCP-registered integrative therapist working with adults and with a particular focus on diversity. He attended boarding school from the age of seven years old, and is interested in how that experience can manifest in later adult life.
A note from Will: For me, therapy is a regular dialogue that helps us make sense of where we are today. I have benefitted from it when both faced with a significant life event and as a regular practice of ‘tidying up’ the everyday noise of my brain. You might come to therapy at a crossroads in your personal or working life. Equally you might be seeking help with anxiety, depression, bereavement, low self-worth or feeling a block.
Clients often bring stories of their upbringing and their proximity to their parents or substitute figures growing up. I create an atmosphere that allows an honest exploration of these to take place.
I have a particular interest around diversity in society, looking beyond norms of gender, sexuality, and relationships, even within heterosexuality. My modality includes psychodynamic, existential and humanist elements, with the client-therapist relationship at its core.
I have worked for MIND’s Bereavement service and am currently an associate therapist at Gay Men’s Therapy. I also have my own private practice, and am a visiting lecturer in Psychotherapy at Regent’s University.
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