BACP-registered therapist Chandni Rajput seated on a sofa in a private counselling room.

About Me

Hi, I’m Chandni Rajput, a BACP-registered therapist. Before becoming a counsellor and psychotherapist, I had an established career in the financial services. My own experiences of struggling with confidence and anxiety are part of what led me into counselling — a search to feel more secure and connected.

Before becoming a therapist, I spent almost a decade working in the financial sector, primarily in consulting and financial research, working with a range of institutional and private clients. I have also worked within the engineering and pharmaceutical sectors.

Since changing careers and qualifying as a therapist, I have worked across a range of counselling services and settings, including a university counselling service, general counselling, specialist bereavement support, a specialised online service for working professionals, and private practice.

Alongside my professional work, I currently sit on the board of an Ealing-based charity focused on inclusion and improving access to resources, services and opportunities across the local community. I have also previously held elected committee positions within a UK think tank focused on social and economic equality.

Outside of my counselling practice, I’m an artist and a very creative person who loves making things with my hands. I’m naturally curious and enjoy reading and connecting with people.

My professional training and memberships include:

BSc (Hons) Degree in Person-Centred, Pluralistic Counselling — First Class Honours

Advanced Practitioner Diploma in Person-Centred, Pluralistic Counselling, Metanoia Institute — BACP-accredited

BACP-accredited Professional Certificate in the Facilitation of Online and Telephone Counselling

Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

Member of the Person-Centred Association

Regular clinical supervision and ongoing professional development

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