Qualifications & Experience

Andras Gyorok

BSc, MSc, MBACP

I’m an integrative psychotherapist, supervisor, and lecturer with a background in psychology, counselling, and mental health support. My path into this work has been shaped by a longstanding interest in how people make sense of their lives — not just intellectually, but emotionally and relationally.

I’ve worked across a range of settings, including community organisations, online platforms, and higher education. Alongside my private practice, I currently teach on the MSc Therapeutic Counselling programme at the University of Greenwich, where I also completed both my undergraduate and postgraduate training.

Before becoming a therapist, I spent over a decade in frontline service roles — work that continues to inform how I think about human contact, pressure, and the real-world contexts people live in.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and work in line with their ethical framework, which places an emphasis on integrity, respect, and ongoing reflective practice. I offer all services in both English and Hungarian.

Education

2017–2022

MSc Therapeutic Counselling

University of Greenwich

Postgraduate training with a focus on integrative and relational approaches. Included clinical placement, supervision, and in-depth theoretical study. Completed with Merit.

2014–2017

BSc Psychology with Counselling

University of Greenwich

First Class Honours. Combined academic psychology with foundational counselling skills.

2025-2026

Diploma in Integrative Supervision

(Individuals & Groups)

The Grove Practice

An advanced training in clinical supervision, focused on integrative and relational approaches with both individuals and groups.

Work Experience

2017–present

Psychotherapist

Various settings – London & Online

I’ve been practising psychotherapy since 2017, working with adults across a range of settings including private practice, third-sector organisations like Mind, Hestia, Waterloo Communiry Counselling, etc., online platforms, and training institutions. This has included long-term and short-term work, clinical placements, and volunteer roles. I’ve worked in-person and remotely, often with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. My approach has been shaped by experience in both community-based and private contexts, and is rooted in relational, psychodynamic, and existential traditions.

2022 - present

Teaching Fellow in Counselling

University of Greenwich

In addition to teaching core modules, I facilitate experiential and case discussion groups and contribute to curriculum development. I also offer supervision, training and facilitation to organisations and teams on issues including mental health awareness, reflective practice, and staff wellbeing.

Additional Professional Work

Training and Facilitation

Facilitated groups and training on:

Experiential learning and reflective group facilitation (Level 7)
Mindfulness for reflection, stress reduction, and productivity
Mental health awareness in the workplace
Psychological perspectives on equity, diversity, and inclusion, including institiutional racism, unfair discrimination, etc.
Boundaries, risk, and emotional safety in professional relationships
Responding to and understanding sexual harassment in organisational cultures

Every organisation’s needs are different, and these are just a few examples of the kinds of input I can offer. If you’re considering reflective spaces, training, or facilitated groups, feel free to get in touch — we can discuss what you have in mind and see what would be most useful for your context.