6 years of experience
London, N6 5HX
Dr Sagal Hassan, DPsych, is an ACP-registered Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist based in Highgate, North London. She specialises in helping children from toddler-age to adolescence with feelings, relationships and difficulties at home or school.
She trained at the Tavistock and Portman and has more than a decade of experience working with children, young people and families. Her experience spans NHS CAMHS, paediatric hospital services, schools, neurodevelopmental work and multidisciplinary care.
Her specialist interests include the interaction between emotional wellbeing, physical health, neurodivergence, education and family life. She works particularly with school attendance difficulties and emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA), anxiety, masking and burnout, functional symptoms and chronic illness, fear of failure, perfectionism, bullying and social distress. She also offers ADHD coaching and parent coaching.
She has worked across nursery, school, SEND and SEMH settings and has contributed a child psychotherapy perspective to neurodevelopmental assessment. Her paediatric experience includes work with young people across oncology, haematology, Long Covid, Turner Syndrome and allergy services, alongside multidisciplinary work involving complex conditions, pain, fatigue and functional symptoms.
Dr Hassan's professional interests also include mental health innovation, writing and teaching. She previously held a Fellowship with the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme and has presented clinical papers at psychotherapy conferences and delivered training in NHS and private healthcare settings. Her writing and expert contributions have appeared in The Guardian, Metro and The i Paper. She is a full member of the Association of Child Psychotherapists (ACP).
Book an initial parent consultation — £200 · 40 minutes · Online · Parents only.
This first appointment can stand alone and includes a one-page A4 recommendations letter. Your child does not attend, and the consultation does not reserve an ongoing psychotherapy place. Psychotherapy assessment is a separate step: £900 for three 50-minute appointments. Ongoing psychotherapy is £300 per 50-minute appointment, weekly during term time. Parent work, professional liaison, letters and reports outside psychotherapy appointments are separately agreed and charged.
In-person ADHD coaching, parent coaching, psychotherapy and psychological therapies are available at 62A Highgate High Street, London N6 5HX. Practice information, fees and booking: https://www.sagalhassan.co.uk/
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Association of Child Psychotherapists (ACP)
No. 5727
University of Essex
Doctorate in child and adolescent psychotherapy
Graduated
Clinical Doctorate in Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, University of Essex / Tavistock and Portman
New appointment
£200Follow-up appointment
£30062A Highgate High Street, London, United Kingdom, N6 5HX
From the very first appointment Sagal has been superb. The therapy room was gorgeous and my son who is usually highly anxious settled in straight away. We felt really listened to and never judged.
Dr Sagal helped our daughter immensely with her anxiety. She is kind, supportive and highly knowledgeable about neurodivergent teenagers. She has also helped us as parents, as well as her school, to better understand and support her needs. We would highly recommend her.

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Dr Sagal Hassan speaks English
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Dr Sagal Hassan primarily practices at Dr Sagal Hassan - Psychotherapy, located at 62A Highgate High Street, London, United Kingdom, N6 5HX
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