Dr Beth Anfilodff

Dr. Beth Anfilogoff is a warm and empathic counselling psychologist who works with individuals aged 18 and over. She is skilled at building strong therapeutic alliances, fostering trust and collaboration throughout the therapeutic process. Dr. Anfilogoff has worked in a variety of settings, including the NHS, private practice, and third sector organisations such as the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service, Maggie’s charity, and a psychotherapeutic day care centre.

Currently, she provides outpatient therapy services at Nightingale Hospital, where she previously also worked with the inpatient population in the general psychiatric unit. There, she delivered individual sessions and ran groups focused on process, mindfulness, psychoeducation, and CBT. Dr. Anfilogoff views her role as one of providing psychological insight and practical strategies to help clients navigate life changes. She has worked with a broad range of mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, difficult life events, grief, and relationship issues, and she is committed to creating a non-judgemental environment that allows clients to explore their thoughts and feelings for better self-understanding.

Her doctoral research examines the experiences of young people from extremely affluent backgrounds and how these experiences impact their psychological and emotional well-being, an area that is often under-explored. Dr. Anfilogoff has presented her research at conferences, engaging with peers and professionals on the coexistence of privilege and pain.