Liesbeth Allart
Gestalt Psychotherapist
(UKCP registered & accredited)
If you have landed on this site because you are looking for psychotherapy, be welcome. Have a look around, and if what you read appeals to you, simply use the contact form to arrange a phone call or an initial meeting.
About Me
• Individuals, Couples/Intimate Partners & Groups
• In person & online (SE10; SE1; E11; N1)
• Fees: £85 (Individuals): £150 (Couples/Intimate Partners)
• Some low cost places available on request
• Multilingual
• Background in the Performing Arts
• Post-Master's Practitioner Diploma in Gestalt Psychotherapy
• MA in Gestalt Psychotherapy
• UKCP registered and accredited
• Fully insured​​
I am Liesbeth, an accredited psychotherapist registered with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). I work with individuals, groups and intimate partners (couples and other configurations) in four convenient East/Central London locations as well as online.
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I offer a relational, collaborative space where we can explore with care, sensitivity and creativity whatever you bring to therapy.
My practice is inclusive and I welcome people across all intersections. I am trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming.
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I work in English and Dutch, and use my knowledge of other languages (German, French, some Italian and Spanish) to support my work with clients from a variety of cultural backgrounds.​​​​​
Individual Therapy
Intimate Partners
Groups
Like all psychotherapies, Gestalt therapy offers a safe space to explore what is going on for you.
My grounding in Gestalt means I work in a present-centred way, with your thoughts, feelings and physical sensations as you are, right now.
We make space for your individual experience, and also the wider context in which it manifests: the life situations you are in, the people in your life and lineage, the wider culture, and even the therapist in the room.
Together, we work towards greater awareness of what is happening for you, as well as any patterns you have developed in response to significant events and relationships in your life. When these patterns no longer serve you, therapy offers a space to explore what you need now, and how you might move towards that.
In our first two sessions together we both see if we are a good fit before we proceed with shorter or longer term therapy.​
Clients come to me for many different reasons. Some of these are:
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feeling 'stuck'
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anxiety
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depression
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abuse
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family difficulties
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identity exploration
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disordered eating
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trauma
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issues around neurodivergence
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challenges around menstruality
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In Intimate Partners Therapy (sometimes called Couples Therapy) we look at how you navigate the particular complexities of your relationship.
Together we create a collaborative space beyond blame in which to explore how each partner experiences what is going on within themselves and between you. There is room and support to (learn to) express yourself more fully, and experiment with communicating with and relating to each other in new ways.
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I warmly welcome couples and any relationship constellation of any gender and sexual orientation.
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My Intimate Partners work is done in person only, though once a therapeutic relationship has been established it is possible to do the occasional session online.
Before arranging the first session, we meet for an introductory 15-20 minute video call.
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Clients may come to Intimate Partners therapy for:
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difficulties in communication
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navigating big life events (birth, loss, illness)
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support to repair after a breach of trust
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support with challenges on account of cultural, racial or identity differences
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support with intimacy and sexual connection
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(re-)negotiation of the parameters of their relationship
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support to amicably go their separate ways
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general exploration of relationship dynamics
Group work offers a powerful opportunity for personal growth and healing.
The rich environment of a thoughtfully facilitated group can support you to explore your relational patterns in greater depth, and work with themes such as belonging, being seen and heard, similarity and difference.
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Group work is offered as workshops or multi-week groups at various points in the year. Visit this page regularly for updated offerings.
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September 2026
Belonging, Visibility & Self-Trust
A 10-week in-person group meeting near Kings Cross N1 on Saturdays from 10am-12pm.
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October 3&4 2026
The Water We Swim In
A reflective workshop for white-identifying people to explore how whiteness and associated privilege shape our lives, relationships, workspaces and communities.
Through facilitated dialogue, participants are supported to engage with difference and make sense of their experience in a respectful, relational and trauma-informed group setting.
Contact Me
Please use this contact form:
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• to arrange a phone call or an initial meeting for individual therapy
• for intimate partners therapy queries
• for group applications and queries
• for other queries (including low cost spaces and additional accessibility needs)​
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Many thanks!