Sloane Psychotherapy is a private practice grounded in depth, discretion, and thoughtful psychological work.

It was created as a space for individuals who are functioning outwardly — often highly so — yet recognise the need to pause, reflect, and understand themselves more fully. Many who come to Sloane are not in crisis. They are navigating complexity: responsibility, transition, identity, relationships, performance pressure, or an internal sense that something requires attention, even when life appears successful on the surface.

Our approach moves beyond symptom management. It draws on integrative psychotherapy, informed by analytical and relational traditions, and is shaped by the MetaMind perspective — an understanding that lasting change comes not from “fixing” oneself, but from bringing awareness to the patterns, assumptions, and unconscious dynamics that quietly influence how we live.

Sloane is intentionally small and private. The work is collaborative, reflective, and tailored to the individual rather than driven by formula or programme.

The practice has evolved over nearly three decades of clinical experience working with people across many walks of life, including those whose roles place them under considerable scrutiny or demand. Yet the focus has always remained the same: the person, not the position.