Claire Wilson, NCPS

Claire Wilson is a UK-based therapist who brings four years of clinical experience to relational and trauma-informed work. She holds an NCPS credential, a professional qualification that reflects training in psychotherapy and relational approaches. Claire helps clients explore the many ways relationships shape daily life, with particular attention to the relationship a person has with themself.

Her practice focuses on stress, anxiety, depression, and the practical skills needed to move through difficult emotional cycles. She offers support for trauma and attachment concerns, including PTSD, complex PTSD, interpersonal trauma, and domestic abuse, and she works with people managing chronic illness and chronic pain. Claire also addresses relationship and family issues - from intimacy and communication difficulties to blended family challenges, parenting and fatherhood issues, separation, and infidelity.

In sessions she guides exploration of patterns such as negative thinking, coping strategies, emotional regulation, and attachment styles, and helps clients consider how values and past experiences shape current beliefs and behaviours. Therapy is framed as a collaborative conversation that encourages curiosity, reflection, and practical skill-building. Claire integrates relational insight with evidence-informed techniques so clients can better navigate personal challenges and the relationships that matter most.