JEREMY SACHS
Psychotherapist | Lecturer | Award Winning Author
WELCOME
I am an integrative psychotherapist and Narrative Exposure Therapy practitioner who works relationally. This means that how we work together to understand you and what brings you to therapy is central to the process. Every therapeutic relationship is different, but at its heart it is about creating trust, safety, space to take risks, and for us to learn about you.
I work intersectionally and recognise that all aspects of your identity, alongside your past experiences, can influence your mental health, how you see yourself, and your place in the world. By understanding your unique experiences, we can begin to make sense of the impact of difficult life events, patterns within relationships, questions around identity, and emotions that can feel confusing or difficult to understand.
Alongside my private practice, I lecture on the COSRT-accredited Psychosexual Therapy Advanced Diploma at the NAOS Institute in London, where I teach on men and sexual violence. I am also a Board Advisor to University College Dublin’s CSAReps Project, which explores fictional representations of child sexual abuse in contemporary culture.
I deliver talks and training across the UK and internationally on a broad range of topics, including trauma, sexual violence, men, masculinity, and shame. My teaching and speaking are informed by both my clinical practice and my published work, including An Intersectional Guide for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Their Allies: Masculinity Reconnected (Routledge, 2025), for which I received the 2026 British Psychological Society Book Award. My second book, Clinical Perspectives on Working with Men and Shame: Masculinity in Process, and will be published by Routledge later in 2026.
Whether you are seeking therapy, clinical consultation, training, or collaboration, I bring clinical rigour, relational depth, and a deep respect for the courage it takes to begin this work.