Carly Delaney

Carly is an experienced, BACP-registered therapist with over 10 years’ experience supporting adults, young people and families from diverse backgrounds across the UK and internationally. 

​​​​

Trained predominantly in psychodynamic therapy, Carly uses an attachment-informed style, exploring how early experiences can shape the way people see themselves, relate to others and navigate life.

​​

Intuitive and creative in her approach, Carly works collaboratively with clients to understand what brings them to therapy and what they hope to gain from it. Whether exploring a specific difficulty, making sense of past experiences or understanding the patterns behind feelings and behaviours, she helps people develop a deeper understanding of themselves.

​

Carly is particularly passionate about supporting young people and families through emotional difficulties, changing relationships and important stages of development. She also works with adults seeking support with their mental health, relationships, identity or personal development.

​​

Her experience extends beyond 1:1 therapy to facilitating psychoeducational groups, delivering well-being days, working with mental health charities and leading therapeutic programmes on residential retreats. 

​

Carly brings warmth and curiosity to her work, tailoring therapeutic support to each individual in a way that feels meaningful and manageable for them.

​​