About

Dr. Laura Booiman-Jones founded Point Grey Psychology to offer personalised, evidence-based psychological therapy for individuals and couples in London and online.

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She is an HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist (Reg. No. PYL047923) and Chartered Psychologist with The British Psychological Society. She holds a Doctorate in Psychology from City St George’s, University of London and has worked with young people, adults and older adults across public, private and academic settings. Her clinical experience includes:

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• Anxiety (including Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Social Anxiety, Panic, and Health Anxiety)

• Depression and low mood

• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

• Trauma and post-traumatic stress (including complex trauma)

• Personality and relational difficulties

• Eating difficulties and body image concerns

• Stress, burnout, and workplace stress

• Sleep difficulties, including insomnia and other sleep disorders

• Adjustment to life changes and transitions

• Psychological adjustment to chronic or significant physical health conditions

• Women’s health issues, including perinatal, fertility, and chronic health-related concerns

• Loss and bereavement

• Self-esteem and identity concerns

• Neuropsychological conditions and cognitive changes

• Neurodiversity, including supporting individuals with Autism (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

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She offers couples therapy based on relational and systemic principles, helping partners to understand each other better and strengthen their bond. She provides therapy in a culturally sensitive and inclusive manner, recognising the importance of identity, background, and lived experience in shaping psychological wellbeing. Her clinical work also involves supporting individuals with more complex and longstanding mental health needs.​

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Approaches

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Dr. Laura works in an integrative way, grounded in humanistic and relational approaches that prioritise collaboration and an understanding of each individual within their wider context. She draws on contemporary cognitive behavioural therapies (CBT, DBT, ACT and CFT), alongside modern psychodynamic approaches. Her work is trauma-informed and attentive to patterns in attachment, relationships and emotional regulation, personalising therapy based on each person's experiences and goals. 

 

Alongside private practice, she works within a specialist inpatient hospital service, supporting individuals with complex mental health needs.

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About the Practice

 

The name Point Grey Psychology is inspired by a place that represents grounding and perspective, qualities that sit at the heart of the practice, and guide the therapeutic work.