Mrs Sarah Wheatley

Mrs Sarah Wheatley is an experienced Psychotherapist specialising in perinatal mental health, parent-infant therapy, and emotional wellbeing during the transitions of parenthood. She works with individuals, couples, and families navigating psychological distress connected to pregnancy, birth trauma, fertility challenges, baby loss, and early parenting. Her therapeutic approach offers a compassionate and professional environment where clients can address anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship adjustments tailored to their specific circumstances.

Mrs Wheatley holds professional accreditation as a Psychotherapist with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Her academic and clinical background spans psychology, health promotion, and social research. She completed advanced training in Newborn Behavioural Observation techniques through the Brazelton Institute and finished the Babies in Mind curriculum at the University of Warwick. Additionally, she is an accredited Video Interaction Guidance Practitioner and holds specialist credentials as an Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Practitioner.

In her clinical practice, Mrs Wheatley integrates elements from psychoanalytic psychotherapy, attachment theory, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and trauma-focused modalities. She provides dedicated support for both maternal and paternal mental health, helping mothers and fathers process difficult birth experiences, relieve emotional distress, and foster positive relational bonds with their babies. Her integrative methodology combines evidence-based therapeutic interventions with practical tools designed to enhance long-term emotional resilience.