Welcome
Warm, confidential and non-judgemental psychotherapy in Ealing, Central London and online for adults, couples, trainees and supervisees.
I am a UKCP-registered psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and trainer, offering psychotherapy in Ealing, Central London and online across the UK.
My aim is to provide a warm, confidential and non-judgemental space where you can speak freely, make sense of what feels difficult, and discover a way of living that feels more authentic, meaningful and fulfilling.
People come to therapy for many different reasons. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties, cultural or identity concerns, or simply a sense that something in life no longer feels right. Whatever brings you here, you will be met with curiosity, compassion and respect.
I welcome individuals, couples, trainees and supervisees from all backgrounds, cultures, faiths, identities and walks of life. I believe that every person’s story deserves to be heard with dignity and without judgement.
About Me
Psychotherapy, EMDR-informed support and clinical supervision rooted in respect for each person’s lived experience.
I am Nada Khader, a UKCP-registered psychotherapist, PTSTA (P), clinical supervisor, tutor, Director of the Arab Therapists Network UK and founder of TherapeiaNK Psychotherapy Practice.
My psychotherapy practice is based in West London, with additional consulting rooms in Central London, and I also work online with clients and supervisees across the UK and internationally.
Over many years I have worked alongside people from a wide range of cultural, ethnic, religious and social backgrounds. This diversity continues to shape my practice and reminds me that every person’s experience is unique.
I believe that every person carries a unique story shaped by their relationships, culture, values, beliefs and life experiences. Rather than making assumptions, I approach each person with curiosity, respect and a genuine desire to understand their world as they experience it.
My role is to offer a safe, compassionate and reflective space where you can explore whatever feels important to you, reconnect with your own strengths and wisdom, and move towards a way of living that feels more authentic and fulfilling.
How I Work
Psychotherapy, couples work and clinical supervision shaped around the person rather than a fixed formula.
I work with individuals, couples, trainees and supervisees in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment.
Every therapeutic relationship is unique. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all approach, I work collaboratively, recognising each person’s history, relationships, culture, values and life experiences.
My practice is relational, compassionate and grounded in the belief that healing happens through genuine human connection. Together we explore whatever feels important to you, helping you develop greater awareness, resilience and choice.
I recognise that our emotional wellbeing cannot always be separated from our relationships, communities, cultural experiences or spiritual beliefs. Where these are important to you, they are welcomed as part of our work together.
Whether you are seeking support during a difficult period, exploring long-standing patterns, navigating relationships, or looking for professional supervision, our work will always move at a pace that feels safe, respectful and meaningful.
How Psychotherapy Can Help
Psychotherapy offers space to pause, reflect and understand what may be happening beneath the surface.
Life can sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed, stuck or disconnected from ourselves and the people around us. Therapy offers a space to pause, reflect and understand what may be happening beneath the surface.
Together we can explore emotional difficulties, relationship challenges, questions of identity, loss, trauma, anxiety, low mood, stress, or significant life transitions. We can also make sense of patterns that may have developed over many years and discover new ways of relating to yourself and others.
Therapy is not about giving advice or telling you who to be. It is about helping you reconnect with your own strengths, wisdom and capacity for change.
For many people, therapy becomes not only a place of healing but also a place of discovery, growth and hope.
What Happens Next
Your first therapy consultation is an opportunity to meet, reflect and consider the fit.
Therapy begins with an initial assessment. This is an opportunity for us to meet, explore what has brought you to therapy and consider whether we feel we are the right fit to work together.
You are welcome to share as much or as little as feels comfortable. I will ask some questions about your current circumstances, personal history and what you hope to gain from therapy, while also answering any questions you may have about how I work.
We will also discuss practical arrangements such as fees, appointment times and the cancellation policy.
If we decide to continue working together, we will agree how best to support your therapeutic journey. This is an ongoing conversation, and I encourage regular reflection on how you are experiencing the work so that therapy continues to meet your needs.
My Approach
Relational psychotherapy grounded in trust, authenticity, compassion and a fuller understanding of people’s emotional and cultural lives.
I believe that healing becomes possible when people feel genuinely seen, heard and respected in the fullness of who they are.
At the heart of my practice is a commitment to creating a therapeutic relationship built on trust, authenticity and compassion. My approach integrates relational psychotherapy with cultural sensitivity, intersectional awareness and an appreciation of the emotional, psychological, cultural and spiritual dimensions of people’s lives.
My hope is that therapy becomes a place where you feel safe enough to explore, challenge, grow and reconnect with yourself in ways that support lasting and meaningful change.
EMDR Therapy
EMDR therapy for trauma, distressing life experiences, anxiety and other difficulties where this approach may be beneficial.
In addition to psychotherapy, I offer Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy for adults experiencing the impact of trauma, distressing life experiences, anxiety, and other difficulties where EMDR may be beneficial.
EMDR is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach that helps the brain process experiences that may feel emotionally overwhelming or remain unresolved. It can be integrated into ongoing psychotherapy or offered as a focused course of treatment, depending on your individual needs.
If you are interested in exploring whether EMDR therapy is right for you, I would be happy to discuss this during an initial consultation. Together we can consider your circumstances, answer any questions you may have, and decide on the most appropriate therapeutic approach.
Contact & Location
Get in touch to arrange an initial conversation and receive practical details for your psychotherapy appointment in Ealing, Central London or online.
Appointments are available in Ealing, Central London and online.
Once your appointment is arranged, any additional arrival details can be shared directly so your journey is straightforward and clear.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about starting therapy, session format and the people I work with.
Do you offer online and in-person sessions?
Yes. Online psychotherapy is available, alongside in-person appointments in Ealing and Central London.
What happens in the first appointment?
The first appointment is an initial assessment. It is a chance for us to explore what has brought you to therapy, answer practical questions, and consider whether we feel like the right fit to work together.
Do you work with couples, trainees and supervisees?
Yes. I work with couples as well as individuals, trainees and supervisees.
Where are your therapy rooms in Ealing?
The Ealing practice address is Ealing House, 33 Hanger Lane, London W5 3HJ.