Moving through life we can experience periods of joy and happiness but also of difficulty, suffering and sometimes even crisis. This could be due to a bereavement, the loss of a relationship or job, or another supportive pillar in life.  You might be feeling stuck in patterns of anxiety, fear or anger that you cannot explain but that are preventing you from living your life fully.

The choice to enter into therapy is a caring act for yourself and others around you. I warmly welcome your whole self and endeavour to create a nurturing environment for us to work together.  

In Core Process Psychotherapy we explore the connection between mind and body by paying attention to thoughts, feelings and the bodily sensations as they arise in the moment. The ‘core’ refers to our inherent health which is always present in ourselves but that gets covered over by our conditioning and patterns. The ‘process’ is the path of reconnecting with our true nature and goodness.

The work unfolds at your speed and capacity and there is no forcing of anything.  As we attend to your experience with curiosity and kindness, important shifts can take place that allow for self-wisdom and healthier ways of being to emerge.

I have previously worked in hospitals, prisons and schools as a workshop facilitator and I am acutely aware of how historical experiences, trauma and life events can impact our nervous systems and affect our ability to function on a day-to-day basis. I work with adults experiencing a wide range of issues. I have particular experience and interest in (but not limited to) anxiety, anger, depression, bereavement, life transitions and also prenatal (baby), childhood, inter-generational and ancestral trauma.

I draw on a wide range of resources and approaches to meet you in this work. These are always in response to your needs. I also welcome any creative and imaginative work (eg art, music, writing) or dreams that you may wish to bring to our sessions.

I am a senior trainee in Core Process Psychotherapy and work from my home in Fulbourn and in Cambridge off of Mill Road. I offer sessions both online and in person.

Appointments:

Sessions are weekly and at the same time each week.

I currently have the following appointment times available in Fulbourn:

Mondays: 9.30am, 11.00am.

Tuesdays: 1.00pm, 2.30pm.

Thursdays: 11.00am, 1.30pm, 2.50pm,

From 13th January 2026 I will have the following times available at Fincham House Therapy Rooms in Cambridge -

Tuesday Evenings: 5.10pm, 6.30pm, 8.40pm, 9.00pm

Sessions are £50 and last one hour.

It is important we both feel able to work together. I initially offer a free 30-minute consultation for us to meet to see if you would like to work with me.

Please contact me on 07770 659487 or email dwamckenny@gmail.com to arrange a meeting at one of these times.

You can find more information on the Frequently Asked Questions page.