Dr Heidi Trivasse is a compassionate and thoughtful clinical psychologist. She aims to create a safe space to work together with clients towards meaningful change. Dr Trivasse is passionate about building a trusting, nurturing and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship. She believes this to be the foundation of developing open and honest conversations to enable clients to explore and understand their difficulties, as well as their strengths and hopes.

Dr Trivasse graduated from the University of Bristol with an honours degree in Psychology, and then went on to achieve a Masters in Clinical Applications of Psychology with distinction at the University of Warwick. Dr Trivasse completed her Clinical Psychology doctorate at the University of Sheffield and has continued to engage in professional training and development since qualifying as well as publishing research. She draws on a range of therapeutic approaches to work in a client-centred way, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), cognitive analytic therapy (CAT), Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP), and other systemic and attachment-focused therapy approaches. Dr Trivasse believes in the importance of reflecting on wider societal experiences and influences on mental health, and how mental health is constructed in society.

Dr Trivasse has worked with a range of clients of all ages, from diverse backgrounds, and with a variety of needs, such as anxiety, depression, and attachment or relationship difficulties. She has experience offering direct therapy, training and consultation for parents/carers and professionals, as well as specific assessments such as cognitive and neurodevelopmental (e.g. Autistic Spectrum Condition) assessments. Dr Trivasse works collaboratively to help clients make sense of their difficulties; empowering them to find ways to move forward.