Counselling and Psychotherapy for positive, lasting and meaningful change
Whatever your reason for being here is, it's valid, it matters, change is possible and talking really helps
Psychotherapy and Counselling in Oxted, Surrey & Online
When you come to me, you’ll be welcomed into a warm, supportive and non-judgemental space. A space where you can feel heard, understood and gently challenged.
You might be feeling stuck, lost, overwhelmed or unsure how things got to this point. You might be carrying anxiety, sadness, or a sense that something just isn’t working anymore. It’s okay not to have the words.
I'm here to help.
Therapy will give us space to pause and breath. We can explore all of this together with care, respect, honesty and a touch of humour too.
I’ll bring my skills, experience and full attention to understanding you - where you are now, what doesn't feel right, what matters to you and what's getting in the way of where you want to be. Our work will help you make sense of things, feel more grounded and begin to move towards lasting, meaningful change.
I offer integrative, relational therapy tailored to your individual needs - with sessions available in person, online and outdoors.
Online consultations are the most popular for ease and convenience. You might prefer talking from the comfort and safety of your own home. It's also great for connecting from anywhere in the world.
Walk'n'Talk sessions - I love offering this option. Moving and being outdoors is naturally grounding, so this option is particularly beneficial when feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected.
In person consultations are aslo available from my home-based therapy room located in Hurst Green, Oxted.
I work with adults navigating a wide range of emotional and relational challenges, including:
Anxiety, stress and burnout
Relationship and family difficulties
Parenting and becoming a parent
Feeling stuck, lost or overwhelmed
Low confidence, self-esteem or identity struggles
Trauma, including childhood and generational trauma
Grief and navigating life transitions
I particularly support:
Women in midlife and beyond
Parents navigating complex family dynamics
Adult children in difficult or strained relationships with parents
Young adults (18+) navigating relationships, life challenges and finding their place in the world
Together, we’ll make sense of what’s going on - gently and at your pace - so you can better understand yourself, your relationships, and what you need.
About Me
I’m Kamila Markusova, a BACP registered, integrative therapist with a wealth of experience gained in NHS, academic, voluntary and private sectors across South West London and Surrey.
My approach is warm, collaborative and grounded. I believe therapy works best when we bring our whole selves. And when the space between us feels honest, supportive and safe. You're the expert on your own life. I bring therapeutic knowledge, care, curiosity and a deep respect for your experience.
I also bring a background in childcare and family work, which helps me untangle relationship patterns, attachment, and the dynamics that shape how we cope. Depending on your needs, we might work in the therapy room, online, or outside in nature.
I'm bilingual and offer therapy in both English and Czech languages.
My Approach & Qualifications
I work integratively. This means I draw on a range of therapeutic approaches, depending on what’s most helpful for you.
These include:
Psychodynamic
Person-centred
Solution-focused therapies (including CBT)
Nervous system-based and somatic-informed techniques
My qualifications include:
BSc (Hons) in Psychology
Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling (CPCAB)
Certificate in Counselling Studies
I’m a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and I work within their ethical framework and I am fully insured.
“I’ve been working with Kamila since 2021, and I honestly can’t overstate how impactful our work together has been. I started therapy at a very low point, feeling stuck and overwhelmed, and she helped me find solid, practical tools to cope with life as it was happening — while also gently guiding me to understand myself on a much deeper level.”