Sharen Robertson, BACP

Sharen Robertson is a registered psychotherapist with 14 years of clinical experience supporting people through a wide range of life challenges. She works extensively with stress, anxiety, trauma and abuse, substance misuse and recovery, PTSD, depression, and major life transitions. Relationship and marital problems - including narcissistic abuse - have been a particular focus of her practice, alongside work supporting people with ADHD and autism.

Her practice includes intensive experience with survivors of child abuse, emotional harm, physical and sexual abuse, domestic violence, and human trafficking. She also supports people coping with chronic and terminal illness, sudden bereavement, and grief. Across these areas she offers practical skills for managing anxiety, mood, and relationship difficulties, as well as strategies to navigate transitions and recovery journeys.

Sharen draws on an integrative range of therapeutic models to tailor support to each person she works with, and she emphasizes the individual story every person brings. She believes the capacity for change and resilience already exists in clients and focuses on walking alongside them while offering skills to cope, manage, and improve wellbeing. She also speaks from lived experience of narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, trauma, anxiety, depression, sudden death, and divorce, which she says informs her compassionate clinical perspective.

Sharen values collaboration, emotional growth, and breaking cycles of abuse, and she considers it a privilege to support people taking the often difficult first steps towards a more fulfilling life. She holds the BACP credential - a UK professional body for counsellors and psychotherapists - and she practices with an emphasis on empathy and practical therapeutic skills.