Evidence-Based Integrative Practice
Philippa Williams is a Consultant Psychologist, Clinical Supervisor, Educator, and Registered Functional Medicine Practitioner offering evidence-based, trauma-informed support for individuals, professionals, and organisations.
Her work is grounded in established psychological and psychotherapeutic frameworks, integrating somatic, relational, equine-facilitated, naturopathic, and nature-based approaches where clinically and ethically appropriate.
Services include psychotherapy, supervision, consultancy, training, equine-facilitated work, functional medicine support, and bespoke programmes across the UK and internationally.
Where to Begin
All therapeutic work is bespoke and integrative.
New clients are entitled to one free 15-minute video consultation, followed by a comprehensive, initial assessment consultation.
Where there is trauma, emotional distress, anxiety, low mood, dissociation, relational difficulty, stress-related symptoms, or any mental health concern, the assessment is approached integratively rather than as a single-modality intervention.
Following assessment, an individually tailored therapeutic treatment plan is devised. This may include a bespoke online programme of 4, 6 or 10 sessions, an in-person therapeutic intensive, or a combination of both.
Therapeutic treatment plans may draw on psychological therapy, clinical naturopathy, functional medicine, somatic-informed work, psychotherapy in nature, equine-facilitated psychotherapy and other integrative approaches where clinically appropriate.
This assessment-led process means you do not need to know in advance which modality is most suitable. The therapeutic pathway is formulated according to your individual needs, goals, history and clinical presentation.
Mission
To provide ethical, evidence-based and integrative approaches to psychology, psychotherapy, functional medicine, clinical naturopathy, training and animal-assisted therapeutic practice, supporting meaningful and sustainable change across psychological, physical, relational and professional contexts.
Vision
To advance psychologically informed, ethical and integrative approaches across mental health, functional medicine, professional education, animal-assisted therapy and nature-based practice, while supporting higher standards of care, reflection and therapeutic change.
