Hello
As an Associate Psychological Practitioner at Wildflower Hill Therapy, I’m passionate about
offering compassionate, specialist support to those navigating eating disorders. My aim is to
create a safe, collaborative space where clients feel understood and empowered in their
recovery. I hold a BSc in Philosophy of Mind and an MSc in Psychology (Clinical Applications), and bring over five years’ experience across specialist services, including inpatient adolescent
units, adult community teams, and the First Episode and Rapid Early Intervention for Eating
Disorders (FREED) pathway. I’ve worked extensively with young people and families, while
also supporting adults with binge eating, bulimia, and restrictive eating difficulties. Alongside my role at Wildflower Hill Therapy, I am currently undertaking doctoral training in Clinical Psychology, where I continue to develop my clinical knowledge and skills.
Susie
My Bio & Approach
Specialisms: Eating Disorders (including restrictive but non-underweight presentations), Binge Eating, Bulimia, Body Image Issues, Adolescents & Under-18s.
My approach is relational and collaborative, rooted in empathy and gentle but compassionate challenge. I work holistically, considering each person’s wider systems, identities, and experiences, and helping them explore the role their eating difficulties play while moving towards a more flourishing, authentic self.
I blend structured CBT-T (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy–Ten) with flexible, client-led approaches, drawing on Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) and Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT). Recovery, to me, is never just about food - it’s about identity,
agency, and reclaiming your voice. Whether navigating perfectionism, body image distress, self-harm urges, family dynamics, or social pressures, I support clients to understand the roots of their struggles and build sustainable ways forward.
I have a particular interest in working with adolescents and young adults, and I often involve families where helpful. I also feel confident supporting co-occurring difficulties, such as trauma, ADHD, and autism.
Alongside clinical work, I am actively engaged in research to improve access and outcomes for those with restrictive, non underweight eating disorders. My research into CBT-T shows promising results, with significant improvements after just 10 sessions. I recently presented this work at the London International Eating Disorder Conference (2025), contributing to the
movement for more inclusive NICE guidelines and wider therapy access.
Professional membership
Full Member of the British Psychological Society (FMBPsS)
Role
Associate Psychological Practitioner | CBT-T Practitioner
Location
Online
Fees
£70 per 50-minute session
£125 per 90-minute extended session
