Who am I?
Amy Chontakarn Sriwaranant
I am a BAPT-registered play therapist with experience working across hospital, charity, school, and community settings in London. I currently work as a play therapist within an NHS Trust, delivering therapeutic support to children and young people experiencing loss, grief, and bereavement. I also work in private practice, supporting children and families experiencing emotional distress, loss, and trauma. I also work with adults who wish to explore and resolve personal challenges or past traumas through creative psychotherapy, in a safe and supportive relationship.
Qualifications:
MA in Play Therapy (BAPT), University of Roehampton
MSc in Psychology of Education (BPS), University of Bristol
Registration number: 1847
My expertise
I primarily use an integrative approach tailored to each client’s individual needs.
My work is rooted in humanistic and psychodynamic approaches,
supporting clients to connect with and understand their unconscious world.
Children
I support children experiencing a wide range of emotional and psychological challenges, including:
- Loss, grief, and bereavement
- Trauma and experiences of domestic violence
- Emotional regulation and expression
- Self-harm and distress-related behaviours
- Neurodiversity and developmental differences
Adolescents
I work with adolescents to support:
- Self-esteem and self-confidence
- Social anxiety and emotional wellbeing
- Identity exploration and self-understanding
- Managing emotions and relationships
Adults
I offer psychotherapy for adults seeking support with:
- Relationship difficulties
- Unresolved or complex trauma
- Self-integration, self-awareness, and personal growth