Jessica Narowlansky

Jessica is a psychotherapist working with children, young people, parents, and individuals up to 24 years of age. She works with a range of emotional and developmental difficulties, including anxiety, anger, depression, low self-esteem, abuse, and trauma. She has particular experience working with young people with neurodivergent differences, with a focus on autism and ADHD.

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Her background in teaching, special educational needs, cognitive assessment and multidisciplinary work across the public and private sectors has shaped a therapeutic approach that is attentive to the ways neurological difference can influence communication, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. This breadth of experience has given her a deep understanding of how these differences are experienced both within individuals and within the systems around them. She also supports adults who receive a neurodivergent diagnosis later in life, helping them make sense of their experiences and develop a clearer understanding of themselves.

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Alongside her clinical practice, Jessica offers clinical supervision and professional mentorship for therapists and other professionals. Her supervision provides a reflective space to think about therapeutic work across the lifespan and is informed by her experience across psychotherapy, education, and neurodevelopment. A particular area of specialism within her supervision is supporting clinicians working therapeutically with neurodivergent individuals, especially where developmental, educational, and family contexts are closely intertwined.

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Jessica is also a freelance writer exploring themes in education and mental health.

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You can also visit Jessica's website Jessica Narowlansky Psychotherapy. 

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