Claudia Croppo

Professional Profile

A calm, private space to explore, understand, and heal.

I’m an experienced integrative psychotherapist and arts psychotherapist based in NW11, offering a supportive space for adults who want to explore the deeper roots of emotional challenges and begin making meaningful, lasting change.

You might be feeling anxious, low, disconnected, or overwhelmed. Perhaps things look “fine” from the outside, but inside, something feels unsettled. Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, capable individuals who have spent years coping—and now feel ready to look inward with curiosity and care.

I specialise in supporting adults who’ve experienced emotional neglect, childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, or difficult relationships that left lasting emotional effects like depression and anxiety. You may not always name these experiences as “trauma,” but you may notice the impact: difficulties with trust, self-worth, boundaries, or feeling emotionally safe in relationships.

My approach is relational, sensitive, and informed by an understanding of how early experiences shape our adult lives. I also bring an intercultural perspective, recognising how identity, culture, and background influence how we experience the world—and how we heal.

Alongside talking therapy, I offer somatic awareness and creative methods like imagery or drawing (no artistic skill needed), especially helpful when words aren’t enough.

This is a space to go at your own pace, with no pressure to perform or explain. Over time, therapy can help you build a more grounded, connected, and authentic relationship with yourself and others.

Sessions are available in a peaceful, confidential setting in NW11 or online.

If this resonates with you, feel free to get in touch to book an initial session.