Meet the Team at The Fitzroy Practice

Fitzrovia, Central London

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

  • Gity Monsef Webb, psychosexual and relationship therapist, The Fitzroy Practice London.

    Gity Monsef Webb

    Founder · Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist
    UKCP · BPC · COSRT · EMDR (accreditation in progress)

    Gity works with individuals and couples on desire, intimacy, sexual difficulties and relationship patterns. Tavistock Relationships trained, with NHS experience at St Mary’s Hospital, she specialises in psychosexual therapy and oncosexology.

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

    Ghida Hamadeh

    Associate · Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist
    UKCP · BPC · COSRT · EMDR Therapist

    Ghida works with individuals and couples, integrating psychodynamic psychotherapy with relationship and psychosexual therapy. She helps clients understand relational patterns and build more connected, fulfilling relationships.

  • 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 focuses on how nutrition, gut and hormonal health and the nervous system affect emotional and sexual wellbeing. Her work complements our psychosexual therapy, oncosexology and sexual health services.

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

    MISS PANDY TIBBLES

    Therapy Dog

    Pandy offers a gentle, reassuring presence that can help ease anxiety and create a sense of safety. She only joins sessions if you’d like her to, and never if you’d prefer not.