About
Thea Psychology
Thea Psychology is a team of highly specialist psychologists supporting women through a wide range of emotional and psychological challenges – from anxiety, trauma, and burnout to low self-esteem, identity struggles, and difficult relationship patterns. We offer thoughtful, evidence-based therapy to help you feel understood, supported, and empowered to make meaningful change.
We specialise in providing warm, high quality therapy for anxiety, other intense emotions, and self-esteem issues, with a focus on empowering women to feel more confident, calm, and self-assured. Based in Chislehurst, within the London Borough of Bromley, we offer both online and in-person sessions, making our compassionate, expert care accessible wherever you are.
In addition to bespoke one-on-one therapy, we offer a variety of courses and resources, both free and purchasable, aimed at supporting women on their journey towards emotional well-being. Whether you’re struggling with perfectionism, relationship difficulties, or the pressures of people-pleasing, we provide a safe space to explore your emotions and work towards a more fulfilling life. We are committed to helping you develop the insight, skills, and confidence needed to navigate life’s challenges with greater ease.
As a women-focused practice, Thea Psychology was created by women, for women. Wherever possible, we collaborate with other women in all aspects of our work, from branding to service delivery. Our approach is designed to address the unique challenges women face, from anxiety and stress to self-criticism and imposter syndrome.
About
Dr Hanne Warren
Dr. Hanne Warren is the creator and driving force behind Thea Psychology. With 13 years of experience working in psychology in the NHS in the UK and having qualified as a clinical psychologist in 2017, Dr. Hanne brings a wealth of knowledge that combines her personal experiences, professional training, and years of clinical practice. Her deep understanding of the emotional challenges women face has shaped her passion for making effective, compassionate therapy more accessible to women. Dr. Hanne is not only a dedicated professional but also a mum of two, which brings a relatable, real life perspective to her practice.
She is committed to caring for her own mental health and living by the principles she teaches, ensuring her approach remains authentic and grounded. Known for her intuitive understanding and ability to connect deeply with her clients, Dr. Hanne specialises in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), using these evidence-based practices to help clients manage intense emotions, build self-compassion, and develop resilience. Having lived and studied in Spain and Argentina, she offers therapy in English and Argentinian Spanish.
Beyond therapy, Dr. Hanne is actively involved in public speaking and local events, where she champions women’s mental health and shares her expertise with the broader community. Her commitment to empowering women extends beyond the therapy room, as she works to raise awareness and support women’s emotional well-being in various settings.
About
Dr Gina Akande
Dr Gina Akande is a Clinical Psychologist at Thea Psychology and leads psychological care on a female inpatient ward in London. She has a warm, authentic style that helps her connect with women from diverse backgrounds and is deeply motivated to support women through the challenges they face.
Her personal and professional experience has given her a strong understanding of the difficulties women encounter—and how vital it is to feel safe, heard, and accepted. Gina offers a steady, compassionate presence and works integratively, drawing on CBT, ACT, CFT, DBT, and schema therapy. She has additional training in trauma-focused ACT, the Power Threat Meaning Framework, and Tree of Life, and holds a postgraduate certificate in CBT for psychosis and bipolar disorder.
Gina supports women with experiences including trauma, psychosis, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, burnout, self-doubt, and relationship difficulties. She balances space to reflect with practical tools like mindfulness, self-compassion, and grounding to help you develop a kinder understanding of yourself and move toward the life you want. Outside work, she enjoys strength training, reading, and going to the theatre.
About
Dr Raman Chhina
Dr Raman is an HCPC registered senior counselling psychologist with many years experience supporting individuals through a broad range of difficulties within the NHS. She offers a safe, non-judgemental space where clients can explore their experiences and develop the tools they need to create meaningful change. She is passionate about therapy being a collaborative process, where individuals can feel empowered to discover their authentic selves and live their lives in line with their beliefs and values.
Raman works integratively, utilising Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), and the Person-Centred approach, to best tailor therapy to the unique needs of each client. She believes therapy is an opportunity to understand, through a compassionate lens, how life experiences may shape an individual’s story and influence their thoughts, feelings, and ways of coping.
She supports individuals through a wide range of difficulties, which may include anxiety, depression, traumatic experiences, physical health conditions, low self-esteem, perfectionism, sleep difficulties, relationship difficulties, and the need to explore one’s sense of self. As a British South-Asian woman, Raman values the importance of welcoming discussions about social identities and intersectionality, to allow someone to bring their complete self to therapy.
About
Dr Angeliki Schiza
Dr Angeliki is a Clinical Psychologist with over 12 years’ NHS experience, including senior roles and supervision. Her warm, non-judgemental approach helps women feel safe to explore what’s keeping them stuck and move toward meaningful change.
Angeliki works integratively, drawing on CBT, ACT, CFT, and EMDR. She is EMDR Europe accredited and holds a postgraduate diploma in CBT for psychosis. Her therapy style is collaborative and flexible, shaped by your needs and feedback.
She has particular expertise in trauma, psychosis, eating disorders, anxiety (including OCD and social anxiety), body image, low self-esteem, and depression. Angeliki believes in your capacity to grow and aims to offer a steady, compassionate presence as you reconnect with your inner resources and shape a life that feels more aligned.
Dr Angeliki offers therapy in both English and Greek, drawing on her Greek heritage to support clients with warmth, cultural sensitivity, and psychological depth.
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