Rebecca Mapp , NCPS

Rebecca Mapp, NCPS, practices as an integrative therapist who creates a supportive, non-judgmental environment for people navigating overwhelming feelings. NCPS is presented as a professional counselling qualification that underpins her clinical background. She focuses on anxiety, trauma, and neurodiversity, helping clients make sense of their experiences and find steadiness, safety, and a clearer connection to themselves.

Her way of working is flexible and tailored, drawing together person-centred principles, psychodynamic insight, somatic awareness, and cognitive approaches to build a therapeutic pathway that fits each individual. This integrative orientation allows her to adapt methods to what a person needs rather than following a single rigid model.

Many people she works with describe feeling 'on edge', 'stuck', or 'different', sometimes after difficult past experiences and sometimes with no clear reason. Rebecca supports gentle exploration of those feelings, examining how past events may still be influencing present life and developing practical strategies to bolster emotional wellbeing.

She values neurodiversity and seeks to provide an affirming environment for clients who identify as autistic, ADHD, or otherwise neurodivergent, honouring different ways of thinking and experiencing the world. Her approach is collaborative, compassionate, and paced to an individual’s comfort, with the aim of promoting greater self-understanding and confidence so clients can navigate life with more ease and authenticity.