Hi, I’m Owen - an accredited humanistic and integrative psychotherapist, relationship therapist, EMDR therapist and CORU-registered social worker.
Through my practice, Crystallise Psychotherapy®, I offer a trauma-informed space – both in person and online – where individuals, couples, and people in multi-partnered relationships can explore experiences of self, identity, relationships, and emotional well-being, with compassion and curiosity.
Starting therapy can feel daunting. It’s not always easy to reach out, especially when you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of where to begin. Psychotherapy offers a confidential, compassionate space where you can explore what feels painful, confusing, or stuck.
In therapy, I will meet you with compassion, curiosity, and respect - creating the conditions to understand yourself more fully and begin to shift long-standing patterns. It’s a non-judgemental, trauma-informed environment where difficult experiences can be made sense of, processed, and held with compassion. With the support of a safe therapeutic relationship, new possibilities for connection, healing, and meaningful change can begin to emerge.


I chose the name Crystallise because therapy, for me, is not about fixing — it’s about becoming. It’s the slow and gentle forming of clarity where there once was confusion. It’s about something solid and true emerging from what once felt scattered or shapeless.
Just like crystals, change doesn’t happen all at once — it builds, quietly, over time. And therapy can be a space for that kind of transformation: soft, steady, surprising. A place where the tangled begins to untangle, and where something inside begins to take shape — clearly, gently, and in your own time.

A welcoming space to explore identity, belonging, and mental health.
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For couples, people in multi-partnered relationships, and other intimate partner systems — whatever shape your connection takes.
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Sex and sexuality can be complex, shaped by the body, mind, relationships, and lived experience. At times, this may show up as something that no longer feels comfortable.
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Specialist support for porn use, findom, and relational impact.
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A compassionate space to explore trauma, attachment wounds, and embodied healing — at your own pace.
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When we go through something traumatic or deeply distressing, our system can become overwhelmed.
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Loss, grief, and bereavement – whether from the death of someone, or the loss of something meaningful, such as relationship structures, identity, or trust.
Read More"The time came when the risk it took to remain tight in the bud became more painful than the risk it took to bloom”.
A few reflections shared — with permission and anonymised — from people I’ve worked with over the years. These words offer a sense of how clients have experienced our work together.