Ms Natasha Maher

Natasha Maher is an accredited integrative therapist, supervisor, group facilitator, couples counsellor, and counselling tutor with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). She brings a wealth of experience to her practice, focusing primarily on trauma, addiction, and relationship difficulties. Natasha explores how early experiences can impact current relationships and interactions, aiming to provide new insights within the therapeutic relationship.

Her approach is gently challenging, aimed at uncovering and addressing the roots of clients' struggles. Natasha believes that true healing involves compassionately turning towards and understanding the parts of ourselves we might find difficult to confront.

In addition to her training at the Bath Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BCPC), Natasha has extensive experience as a supervisor, including running medium to large supervision groups. She is also a qualified Level 3 Internal Family Systems (IFS) practitioner. IFS is a systemic model that helps individuals understand their inner conflicts and motivations by building a self-to-self relationship facilitated by the therapist. The goal is to explore the often unconscious sub-personalities or ‘parts’ to foster inner harmony and peace.

Natasha integrates IFS with psychodynamic therapy, shadow work, dream exploration, mindfulness, neuroscience, and humanistic approaches. Central to her practice is the understanding and meaning-making of clients’ experiences.