Meet Eujenny

I am a qualified and accredited Family and Systemic Psychotherapist. I have over 18 years’ experience of working therapeutically with families, couples, adolescents,  children and groups within the Local Authorities, NHS, Youth Justice System and voluntary sector   I worked with a range of issues, for example, parental mental unwellness, abuse, self-harm and depression in young people, school exclusion, young people being cared for outside the family home, and social and emotional development.  

I am a Jamaican born British woman, who comes with a wealth of lived experience as a wife, mother, daughter, sister, auntie, carer and friend. I pride myself on being able to build rapport and work with people from diverse backgrounds. I’ll work with you and your family, be it centred on sibling relationships, mother and daughter relationships, couples or parenting.

My Approach

I offer Systemic Psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups. This approach recognises the interconnectedness of relationships, where each person may experience the same situation differently.

Drawing on my training as a psychotherapist, social worker and my own lived experiences, I consider how relationship dynamics, work or school pressures, illness and many other life events, can affect well-being and connection.

I work collaboratively and with empathy to help you recognise your strengths, navigate challenges, and reconnect with your authentic self. My sessions are shaped by your needs and may include techniques such as reflective or scaling questioning, genograms, and timelines to help explore your story and understand how past experiences may shape present difficulties.

Together, we will explore complex emotions and perspectives to foster deeper understanding within relationships. This process supports individuals, couples and families in building on their strengths to create meaningful change.

To have more of an understanding of systemic and family therapy, please click here.