Sarah Tomley -- IFS therapy, couples counselling and integrative supervision

About Sarah Tomley

Sarah is a bestselling author and therapist working in the east of England, UK. She has been fascinated with the workings of the mind since she was very young, having grown up in a family wrestling with issues of addiction and multi-generational trauma. In search of greater understanding, she completed a first class degree in Philosophy & Literature in the 1980s before going on to write and edit philosophy and psychology books, including the international bestseller  What Would Freud Do? (translated into 14 languages).

In 2011 Sarah began training in counselling and psychotherapy, and has been working with individuals and couples in Suffolk and Cambridge for more than 10 years. In 2021 she went on to qualify as a clinical supervisor in integrative psychotherapy, after training with The Northern Guild, a college of the UKCP (UK Council for Psychotherapy).

Sarah has also studied Interpersonal Neurobiology  with the Mindsight Institute, California, and has completed all three levels of training with the IFS Institute, training to Level 3 with Richard Schwartz in person, in 2019.

Sarah currently works online and in person, with clients in the UK and Europe. She has written several books and continues to research and publish today.

Sarah is the author of What Would Freud Do? (Octopus Books, 2017, translated into 14 languages), and co-author of  Instant Psychology (Welbeck Group, 2021), The Children's Book of Philosophy (DK, 2015) and The Sociology Book (DK, 2015).

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