Anxiety
Quiet a racing mind and find steadier ground in daily life.
Online therapy for adults, young people, and families, anywhere in the UK. Integrative, trauma-informed, and informed by neuroscience.
Younes is a London-based integrative psychotherapist registered with the BACP. He holds a BA in Counselling from Middlesex University and is currently completing an MSc in Neuroscience & Psychology at King's College London (IoPPN). He works in both English and Somali, and over twelve years has supported refugees, asylum seekers, school students, and people sleeping rough, alongside adults and families navigating everyday life.
His sessions are warm, science-informed, and deeply human. Based in Croydon, he works with clients entirely online, so you can meet from wherever feels safest, anywhere in the UK.
Younes draws from a wide range of evidence-based modalities, selecting the techniques that fit each client's unique needs and history.
All sessions are conducted with a trauma-informed lens, recognising the role that lived experience plays in shaping mental health.
Younes is completing an MSc in Neuroscience & Psychology at King's College London, bringing current academic insight to his clinical practice.
Quiet a racing mind and find steadier ground in daily life.
Process difficult experiences gently, at a pace that always stays yours.
Move through the heaviness and reconnect with what matters to you.
Understand how your mind works and build a life that fits it.
Make sense of belonging, heritage, and who you are becoming.
Explore meaning, faith, and purpose in a space free of judgement.
Communicate, repair, and feel closer to the people who matter.
A place to speak openly about pressure, anger, and vulnerability.
Loosen the grip of intrusive thoughts and compulsions, step by step.
Carry grief in a way that honours what, and who, you have lost.
Find safer ways to cope and understand the pain underneath.
Age-appropriate support for younger minds and the families around them.
Reach out on WhatsApp or Calendly. No commitment, no forms, just a brief conversation to see if we are a good fit.
Meet online over secure video, from wherever you are. Sessions last 50 minutes at £85.
Work at your own pace. Regular reviews make sure the approach keeps serving you.
Online video, email, or text therapy. Clients include adults, young people, couples, and families.
48 hours notice required to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and missed appointments may be charged in full.
Sessions are confidential within professional and legal limits. Younes adheres to the BACP Ethical Framework.
Younes also offers sessions via text and email for clients who prefer written communication.
Sessions are held online, so you can meet from anywhere. Younes is based in Croydon and works with clients across London and throughout the UK.
Your privacy matters. This policy explains how Younes Hussein collects and uses personal information in connection with his therapy practice.
Younes Hussein, MBACP (BACP Membership No. 388318), Croydon, London. You can reach him via WhatsApp on +44 7804 511503.
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When you contact Younes via WhatsApp or Calendly, you share your name, contact details, and any personal information relevant to your enquiry. That data is held within those platforms and in Younes's secure clinical records.
Each processor has its own privacy policy. Younes does not sell or share your data with any third party.
Solely to manage your enquiry and, if you proceed, your therapeutic relationship. Session notes are kept securely in line with BACP guidelines.
You have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or receive a copy of your personal data. Contact Younes via WhatsApp to exercise any of these rights. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk / 0303 123 1113).
All sessions are confidential within professional and legal limits. Younes follows the BACP Ethical Framework, which sets out the circumstances in which confidentiality may need to be broken (for example, risk to life or legal requirements).
Last updated: June 2025.