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Online Psychotherapy in Cambridge
Specialist support for grief, trauma, bereavement and infant loss — from wherever you are in Cambridge.
Why Cambridge Residents Are Choosing Online Psychotherapy
Finding affordable, high-quality psychotherapy in Cambridge is no easy task. In areas like Newnham, Trumpington, Chesterton and Girton, in-person therapy regularly costs between £90 and £170 per session. Online psychotherapy offers the same depth of care — without the commute and without the Cambridge price tag.
I offer online psychodynamic psychotherapy to adults across Cambridge and the UK, working with grief, bereavement, trauma, miscarriage, infant loss, and difficult emotional experiences that are hard to put into words. Sessions take place over Zoom, in a secure, private space — from your home, your office, or wherever feels right.
Specialist Online Therapy Support in Cambridge
I work with adults across Cambridge and the UK on a range of deeply personal experiences. All sessions are online, private and tailored to you.
Compassionate, specialist support for pregnancy loss, miscarriage and the grief of losing a baby. A deeply held space for one of life’s most painful experiences.
Online grief therapy for loss of a loved one, bereavement, and the complex emotions that come with losing someone. A space to grieve without judgement.
Psychodynamic trauma therapy for PTSD, complex trauma, and experiences that have left a lasting mark. You don’t need to explain yourself — just come as you are.
About Your Therapist
Alan Archibald | BPC Registered Psychotherapist
I'm a BPC registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, trained at the Tavistock Centre in London. I bring a psychodynamic and trauma-informed approach to my work — meaning I pay close attention not just to what you say, but to what lies beneath it.
I work with adults across Cambridge and the UK who are navigating grief, loss, trauma, and complex emotional pain. My practice is rooted in depth, care, and the belief that real change happens in a trusting therapeutic relationship.
