Mental Health & Wellbeing Support for Adults

Life can be overwhelming, and many people struggle with stress, anxiety, low mood, and burnout. At Cherrycroft Practice, we’ve expanded our services to offer specialist support for adults, helping individuals navigate a range of emotional and practical challenges.

How We Can Help

• We offer therapeutic support for a variety of difficulties, including:

  ✔️ Anxiety & Low Mood – Understanding and managing overwhelming emotions.
  ✔️ Loss & Bereavement – Compassionate support during times of grief.
  ✔️ Trauma Recovery – Helping you heal from past experiences.
  ✔️ ADHD Management – Practical tools for organizing, balancing responsibilities, and coping with related mental health challenges.
  ✔️ Autism-Related Difficulties – Support tailored to neurodiverse individuals.
  ✔️ Burnout Support Programme 
  ✔️ Personal Development Across the Lifespan – Space to reflect, set goals, and create meaningful life changes.
  ✔️ Perinatal Psychology – Supporting parents through pregnancy and postnatal challenges.
  ✔️ Support for Adult Adoptees – A safe space to explore adoption-related experiences.
  ✔️ Support for Adoptive Parents – Guidance for those struggling with their mental health while raising an adopted child, including those coping with adoption breakdown.

  We understand that mental health struggles affect every aspect of life, and our team is here to offer compassionate, expert-led support tailored to your needs.

Difficulties we don’t work with:

We believe it’s important to be upfront about the difficulties that our clinic is not suited to work with. The problems that we don’t work with include active suicidal thoughts and plans, domestic violence, personality disorders, active psychotic experiences, parental alienation, difficulties that are actively being investigated by the Police or are involved in the court processes. These sorts of difficulties are best held in teams like Community Mental Health Teams or Adult Mental Health teams in NHS or appropriate Social Care team.

Meet our adult therapists

Dr Georgina Evdoka-Burton – Clinical Psychologist

About Me

I am a highly experienced Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years of expertise in supporting individuals with emotional and mental health challenges. My passion is helping people overcome difficulties, build resilience, and achieve their personal goals.

Therapy is tailored to each individual and may focus on:
✔️ Understanding and managing low mood and depression
✔️ Developing emotional stability and coping strategies
✔️ Improving self-esteem and confidence
✔️ Reducing anxiety and stress
✔️ Healing from trauma and PTSD
✔️ Navigating life transitions and challenges

I have a special interest in trauma and PTSD, particularly in supporting individuals who have experienced bullying, abuse, or other painful life events. My background in workplace psychology also enables me to help individuals create a fulfilling life both personally and professionally.

My Approach & Values

I believe in taking a collaborative, non-judgmental approach, ensuring that therapy aligns with your personal story and goals. My work is strength-based, focusing on helping you tap into your own wisdom and resilience to move forward.

Therapeutic Approaches

I tailor therapy to each person’s needs, drawing on evidence-based models, including:

✔️ EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) – A highly effective approach for trauma and PTSD.
✔️ Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) – Helping to build self-compassion and emotional resilience.
✔️ Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) – Supporting change through structured techniques.
✔️ Mindfulness-Based Approaches – Enhancing self-awareness and stress management.
✔️ Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) – Practical skills for managing emotions and relationships.
✔️ Systemic Therapy – Considering the influence of family, social, and cultural factors.

Appointments & Availability

Available Fridays

Bagshot, Surrey or Online Sessions

Dr Claudia Wilson – Clinical Psychologist

About Me & My Approach

With over a decade of experience in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), I have spent much of my career supporting children, young people, and families. While my focus has primarily been on family work, I have also worked with adults.

At Cherrycroft, we have been a trusted part of the community for many years. As the demand for mental health support grows, I am committed to expanding our services to better meet the needs of individuals across all ages.

I specialize in relationships—both with ourselves and others—and have extensive experience in attachment theory and its impact across the lifespan. Over the years, I have also developed a strong interest in working with ADHD and Autism (ASD), helping individuals harness their strengths while addressing the practical challenges these conditions can bring, such as planning, organization, and emotional regulation.

My work with adopted individuals and families has been a core part of my practice. For adult adoptees, having a space to explore their experiences with someone who truly understands adoption-related complexities can be incredibly affirming. Sadly, some adoptive families experience adoption breakdowns, leaving parents to navigate profound feelings of grief, guilt, and uncertainty. We offer a compassionate, supportive space to help individuals and families on their healing journey.

I offer face-to-face sessions and some online appointments, depending on individual needs.

Other Therapies for adults at Cherrycroft

Art Therapy

We are fortunate to have a highly skilled Art Therapist who works with clients of all ages, providing a safe and supportive space to explore emotions and challenges. Art therapy can be a quiet, reflective experience or a space for verbal processing alongside creative expression. No artistic skill is needed—art therapy is for everyone, from children to adults, individuals with learning disabilities to those who are cognitively very able.

Group Work – Coming Soon!

We are in the process of developing group therapy programmes to provide additional support for a variety of needs. Stay tuned for updates!

Get in Touch

If you’d like to explore how we can support you, we’d love to hear from you.

Face-to-face sessions in our clinic
Online appointments available