About Louise Whitnall
Meet Louise Whitnall, an accredited BACP Psychotherapist with more than two decades of expertise in the realm of therapeutic work, with a focus on empowering women. Holding a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy, Louise has dedicated her professional journey to delving into the complexities of the human mind.
Louise’s therapeutic approach has undergone a remarkable evolution throughout her 25-year career. Initially, she immersed herself in the psychological realm, exploring the depths of the human psyche. A decade ago, her path took a transformative turn as she embraced mindfulness as a guiding philosophy and became a teacher in this discipline. This expansion allowed her to help individuals connect with their thoughts, feelings, and the subsequent actions that stem from them, fostering a more profound understanding of their inner world.
On a personal note, Louise intimately understands the multifaceted stages of menopause. Having experienced the confusion, fear, and lack of balance that can often accompany this natural life transition, she empathises deeply with the challenges it poses. In a time when discussing menopause was often considered taboo, women were left to navigate this journey in solitude. However, times are changing, and Louise is at the forefront of this shift. She firmly believes that menopause deserves to be celebrated, and she has found a path to equanimity, compassion, and clarity, which she graciously shares with others. Her mission is to support individuals in evolving through this challenging life stage, helping them cultivate more balanced, connected, and meaningful lives.
About Louise Whitnall
Louise Whitnall’s extensive qualifications and experience extend to supervising the clinical work of other practitioners, making her a trusted mentor within her field. She is not only a Meditation teacher and Mindfulness coach but also a Menopause and Wellness therapist. Throughout her career, she has honed a diverse set of skills, spanning from couples and group therapy to Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Transactional Analysis, Person-Centered therapy, and meditation. Her dedication also extends to aiding those who have endured trauma, including modern-day victims of slavery, crime, and domestic abuse.
Beyond her clinical practice, Louise collaborates with TV production companies, government bodies, and offers consultancy services to various family-run groups. She has contributed insightful articles to the field and currently operates her psychotherapy practice in the serene surroundings of West Sussex.
Louise Whitnall’s mission is to empower individuals on their journey to mental and emotional well-being, and she is committed to providing the highest quality of care, support, and guidance.
How to book
Each Group
Maximum 7 Members
Where/How
Zoom
Duration
Open ended
Each session
90 minutes
Fee
£45 per session
