Meet the Therapists at The Fitzroy Practice

The Fitzroy Practice brings together experienced psychotherapists, relationship therapists and psychosexual therapists who share a commitment to thoughtful, evidence-informed, relational work. Our clinicians offer specialist support for individuals and couples seeking meaningful and lasting change.

Our Therapists

  • Portrait of a female psychosexual therapist with hair up wearing a black shirt, standing by a window with natural light, conveying warmth, professionalism, and approachability."

    Gity Monsef-Webb

    Psychotherapist (UKCP, BPC)
    Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist (COSRT)

    Gity works with individuals and couples experiencing relationship, intimacy and sexual difficulties. Her approach brings together psychodynamic psychotherapy, relationship and psychosexual therapy, with specialist experience in sexual wellbeing, desire, intimacy and relationship patterns.

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  • Ghida, London psychodynamic and psychosexual therapist offering therapy in English and Arabic

    Ghida Hamadeh

    Psychotherapist (UKCP, BPC)
    Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist (COSRT)

    Ghida works with individuals and couples, integrating psychodynamic psychotherapy with relationship and psychosexual therapy. She supports clients to understand emotional and relational patterns, navigate difficulties with intimacy and sexuality, and develop more connected and fulfilling relationships.

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  • A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair, wearing a black shirt, sitting on a red chair against a plain white background, looking at the camera with a slight smile, Tea Novo, naturopath

    Tea Novo

    Naturopathic Nutritionist

    Tea offers a whole-body approach to wellbeing, with a particular focus on the relationship between nutrition, gut health, hormonal health, the nervous system and emotional wellbeing. Her work forms part of our integrated approach to women’s and men’s sexual health, psychosexual therapy, oncosexology and anxiety, recognising that sexual wellbeing is influenced by the interaction between physical, psychological and relational health.

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  • A cute black and white fluffy dog sitting on green grass with some brown leaves, a therapy dog

    MISS PANDY TIBBLES

    Therapy Dog

    Pandy is our therapy dog and offers a calm, reassuring presence within the practice. For clients who are comfortable with dogs, her presence can support emotional regulation, reduce anxiety and help create a greater sense of safety and ease during therapeutic work.

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