Stylescript saying "Emotional Psychologist" in cursive font.

Marion Wachet (DrClinPsy HCPC)
Consultant Counselling and Clinical Psychologist

Working with adults and young people.
Offering therapy online and in-person in Birmingham.

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a rust-colored short-sleeve dress with her arms crossed, looking confidently at the camera.

Have you ever wondered why the same struggles keep finding their way back into your life?

Perhaps you have talked about them in therapy, read the books, listened to the podcasts, and tried to make sense of it all. Yet somehow, the pattern remains.

You are NOT broken!

Sometimes, what keeps us stuck is not a lack of insight or effort, but a story that has never been fully understood.

My work helps you explore those deeper patterns with curiosity and compassion. By understanding how your mind, body and relationships have shaped your experience, we can create the conditions for lasting change… Not just temporary relief.

You may be in the right place if...

  • You feel broken, stuck, and exhausted from trying therapy that hasn’t worked.

  • The weight of trauma, anxiety, ADHD, or OCD has left you feeling misunderstood and hopeless.

  • Cycles of unhealthy coping, like overeating, overspending, outbursts, or panic attacks, begin to take over your life.

  • You are seemingly functioning on the outside, but inwardly caught in a cycle of overthinking, people-pleasing, shame, or avoidance.

  • You understand your problems intellectually, but they keep showing up, repeating the same patterns in your relationships, at work, etc.

  • You are exhausted from coping with a chronic health condition and want something to change.

A woman with dark hair and light eyes, wearing a yellow cable knit sweater, sitting in front of bookshelves filled with colorful books, resting her chin on her hand, smiling gently.

Hi, I’m Marion,

I am a Clinical Psychologist specialising in somatic, trauma-informed therapy. Many of my clients arrive by feeling stuck in spirals of anxiety, compulsions, relational overwhelm, or emotional disconnection. They have tried therapy before, but nothing has truly shifted the root.

I work with what is beyond the story: your nervous system’s memory, your patterns of protection, and the emotional body that needs to feel safe to release.

Learn more about me

How therapy looks over the weeks…

An infographic with a brain icon at the top inside a circle. The main heading is 'MIND'. Below it is a quote: 'We cannot change what we do not know.' Additional text says: 'Gain self-awareness' and 'Learn how to make your present moment a better place.' At the bottom, it indicates 'Week 1-4' in brown text.
A motivational card with a brown background and white text, featuring a simple outline illustration of a person stretching or exercising at the top. The card reads: "BODY" and quotes about understanding the body and emotions, encouraging self-awareness, deeper physiology and conditioning, and letting go of the past. The bottom of the card says: "Week 5-10."
A graphic with an icon of hands holding the Earth at the top. The text reads: "ENVIRONMENT. Time to nurture yourself to allow all your growth to take root. Integrate your mind, body and environment. Let go of the past, live in the present and define what the future holds for you." At the bottom, it says: "Week 11-12."

What you may learn on the journey…

  • A woman practicing meditation in a seated yoga pose, with eyes closed and hands resting on knees, on a plain background.

    Meditation

  • A person sitting under a large green tree, looking at a mobile device.

    Grounding

  • An illustrated woman meditating in a cross-legged position with a large human head and brain in the background, and a heart on her shirt.

    Body awareness

  • Digital illustration of a woman and a girl dancing, holding hands, with stylized flowers and a green background.

    Inner child work

  • A person sitting cross-legged on a mat with hands over their chest and abdomen, smiling with eyes closed, in a meditative or relaxing pose.

    Breathwork

  • A smiling woman with curly hair wearing earrings and a red shirt with a white heart, raising her arms in a joyful pose against a plain background.

    Emotion-focused

Learn more about Therapy
A woman with dark hair and blue eyes holding a blue and beige ceramic mug, wearing a black top and a red scarf, standing in front of a bookshelf filled with books and a framed photo on the wall.

Ready to explore therapy?

Learn more

Read my articles

Blogs
How trauma might be fuelling your anxiety
How trauma might be fuelling your anxiety

When anxiety doesn’t respond to everything you’ve tried, there may be something deeper going on.

Read more →
Everyday signs of trauma-related ADHD
Everyday signs of trauma-related ADHD

Not every struggle with focus, overwhelm or emotional regulation tells the same story.

Read more →
Chronic pain, OCD, and letting go
Chronic pain, OCD, and letting go

Sometimes the hardest thing to let go of is the very thing that once helped you feel safe.

Read more →