Amanda Cooper, NCPS

For the last decade she has led short-term residential wellbeing programmes in Warwickshire where she provided direct therapy, supervised teams of therapists and shaped psychological programmes. That residential work often involved treating emotional presentations as signs of underlying trauma or environmental stressors and looking beneath surface behaviours to identify root causes.

Her academic background includes an MSc in Organisational Psychology from Birkbeck, University of London and a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from Arden University. She also holds a Diploma in Psychotherapy from the Human Givens Institute and a Graduate Certificate in Philosophy, Ethics, Justice and Memory from Harvard University. Amanda lists NCPS among her credentials.

In practice she offers proactive therapeutic support and trauma recovery processes alongside approaches that address anxiety, panic and stuck patterns. She uses narrative and memory-informed techniques to work with negative thoughts and phobias, and supports people with personal development and career transitions. Amanda aims to make therapy an uplifting, non-judgemental experience.

Sessions are offered by video, phone, live chat or text messaging when appropriate. Before a first meeting she often exchanges brief messages to make the best use of session time. Amanda encourages open conversation and will adapt how you work together to match your needs and preferences.