Breath by Breath
Breath by breath Counselling -
Integrative Counselling in Hove | Therapy for Anxiety, Trauma & Life Transitions
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, especially if you have never spoken to anyone about what you are going through before.
I aim to offer a counselling space where all parts of you are welcome — including the parts that feel tired, uncertain, or hard to understand. Therapy with me is not about fixing or pushing through, but about making sense, building safety, and gently reconnecting with your own inner resources over time.
Integrative Counselling
in Hove, near Brighton, and online across the UK
Breath by breath Counselling -
Integrative Counselling in Hove | Therapy for Anxiety, Trauma & Life Transitions
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, especially if you have never spoken to anyone about what you are going through before.
I aim to offer a counselling space where all parts of you are welcome — including the parts that feel tired, uncertain, or hard to understand. Therapy with me is not about fixing or pushing through, but about making sense, building safety, and gently reconnecting with your own inner resources over time.
About Me
Aedín Finn
My Practice
Therapy for Women’s Life Transitions
My Practice
Location
What is Integrative counselling?
If you have never had therapy before, you may be wondering what integrative counselling means. Some therapists have in-depth knowledge and training in a specific therapeutic model and this may work for you and searching for one under that approach may be useful.
Integrative therapy draws together different therapeutic approaches so that the work can be shaped around your individual needs rather than fitting you into a single model.
This may include:
Humanistic Approach: focusing on your personal perspective and lived experience
Psychodynamic Work: exploring how early experiences shape patterns today
Parts Work: understanding different aspects of the self
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: recognising unhelpful patterns, exploring alternative ways of thinking and behaving.
Polyvagal-informed work — exploring how the nervous system influences feelings of safety, connection, and stress
Transactional Analysis: Looks at communication patterns and relationship dynamics, often through the lens of Parent, Adult, and Child ego states.
Somatic Work: Pays attention to bodily sensations and physical responses, recognising how emotions and experiences are held in the body. My background in physiotherapy has deepened my understanding of how emotional experience can be held in the body.