Self & Emotional Wellbeing
Self-esteem, anxiety, emotional wellbeing, self-understanding and personal development.
Janet Wanjiku · Clinical Psychologist
Psychological therapy for a healthier, more grounded life — with space to understand what you are experiencing, reconnect with yourself, and move forward with intention.
Psychology training and professional foundation.
Psychologist registered with the relevant professional board.
Academy of Brain Stimulation.
About Janet
“A space to feel heard, understood and gently challenged toward your true north.”
Therapy can be a place to be honest about what is happening beneath the surface — without judgement, performance, or needing to arrive with all the answers.
Janet’s work is grounded in psychological understanding, thoughtful conversation and practical reflection. Her aim is to create a space where clients feel heard and seen while developing insight, self-awareness and healthier ways of moving through life.
Her experience includes individual, group and couples work across different levels of healthcare, supporting adolescents, young adults, women and high-functioning professionals through emotional, relational and life challenges.
Psychology training and professional foundation
Psychologist registered with the relevant professional board
Academy of Brain Stimulation
Therapy & wellbeing
A collaborative process of understanding, reflection and change, shaped around your circumstances, needs and goals.
Self-esteem, anxiety, emotional wellbeing, self-understanding and personal development.
Attachment patterns, boundaries, communication and relationship difficulties.
Change, uncertainty, identity shifts and seasons of life that require a new direction.
Pressure, professional demands, boundaries and the emotional cost of high performance.
A confidential one-to-one space to explore what is happening and work toward meaningful change.
Continued and maintenance psychological support where appropriate.
The therapeutic relationship
Feeling understood matters. So does being willing to look honestly at the patterns, beliefs and choices that may be keeping you stuck. The aim is to offer both compassion and thoughtful challenge — supporting insight, responsibility and movement.
Your experience has room to be expressed.
We look beyond the immediate problem to the person underneath it.
Your feelings can make sense without every reaction needing to remain unchanged.
Growth can require gentle honesty, new perspectives and intentional action.
Starting therapy
You don’t need a perfect explanation before reaching out. An initial enquiry helps clarify what you need and the most appropriate next step.
Reach out by phone or email.
Share what brings you to therapy.
Explore needs and goals together.
Agree on a therapeutic direction.
Reflect on progress together.
Questions
A few things clients often want to know before their first session.
Contact
If you’re considering therapy, reach out to start a conversation about what you’re experiencing and what support might look like.