Mya Rose Campbell:
Trainee Integrative Therapist (BACP student member)
Hi, my name is Mya Rose Campbell.
I am a trainee Integrative Therapist offering low-cost therapy and counselling at HQ Therapy Rooms in Dalston, Hackney, London E8.
When working with individuals, I am dedicated to exploring their experiences holistically, focusing on all areas of life that connect the person as a whole. I view therapy as a ‘way of being’, incorporating elements of mindfulness to bring a calm, empathic energy to my practice. I listen wholeheartedly and am committed to creating a safe, nonjudgmental space that fosters
growth and change.
I deeply empathise with the challenges many of us face in the modern world, a time when basic living has become difficult. You may feel overwhelmed, burnt out, anxious, feelings of loneliness, or have lost your sense of direction under the pressures of everyday life.
In my practice, I am open, honest, and collaborative, working with you to raise your awareness and free yourself from the ‘blocks’ that hinder a life of purpose and meaning. Whether you are grappling with work, finances, relationships, self-esteem, depression, or general low mood, I offer a secure, safe, and consistent space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings.
I am currently studying for my BSc Counselling at the University of East London, having previously completed both Level 2 and Level 3 in Counselling Studies. I am a student member of
the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
I have been extensively trained in working pluralistically. This means drawing on a range of different modalities from Person Centred Counselling, Psychodynamic, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy at any moment to suit whichever stage of your therapeutic journey you are currently at.
My areas of interest are raising awareness of unconscious patterns of behaviour that have persisted through life and manifest as problems in the here and now, often preventing us from living fully in the moment.
In 2022, I embarked on my own ‘transition’, a personal journey that has deepened my understanding of the ‘process of change’. This experience has ignited a passion within me to
support and empower those from marginalised backgrounds and the LGBTQIA+ community who often face issues around sexual orientation and sexual identity, gender identity issues and life transitions.
Having spent the past nine years working in salons and barbershops, I have worked with a diverse range of individuals from all walks of life; this provided me with a wealth of life
experience and allowed me to see the world from others’ perspectives. I spent years developing long-standing ‘therapeutic relationships’, focusing on finding ways to help people improve their daily well-being.
I offer a 15-minute introduction call to determine whether you would like to work with me; you can find me working face-to-face on weekend evenings at Dalston.