Kirsty Fulton-Boote

Kirsty’s work is typified by helping clients achieve changes in their life that they never thought possible. She is a worldly practitioner using professional experiences gained in London and Sydney to support a wide range of mental health issues. Currently, she enjoys working with people struggling with low self-confidence, new mothers struggling with post-partum depression and anxiety, general adjustment to parenthood and other big life changes, and those struggling with heightened anxiety and emotion dysregulation. Kirsty’s professional experience includes public community mental health with complex presentations of schizophrenia, and trauma as well as working in not-for-profit organisations, and forensic settings.

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Kirsty is a warm, compassionate, and empathetic psychologist who is easy to talk to. She respects each person’s individual journey through life, and her therapeutic approach centres on identifying and harnessing existing strengths and building self-compassion. Kirsty is passionate about supporting clients to create change that is sustainable in the long-term, and genuinely delighted to see the therapeutic gains along the way.

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In her personal life, Kirsty has been known to have a serious case of wanderlust and has spent a lot of time exploring the globe. She also has a strong creative side (that often gets forgotten…) and is currently pursuing her long-term goal of completing a pottery course.