The Attuned Room, with Heidi


Life’s messy

Let’s untangle it,

together

Integrative Psychotherapy for children, teens and adults

A woman with long brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a bright lime green knit sweater, is sitting comfortably on a cushioned chair near a window with a potted plant on the windowsill.

SOUTH BIRMINGHAM & ONLINE

A relaxed, down to earth space to make sense of the tough stuff, and to feel a little more at home within yourself

A LITTLE ABOUT ME

Hey, nice to see you!

I'm Heidi, the person behind The Attuned Room. Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and speaker.

Born & based in South Birmingham.

I care deeply about making therapy feel less daunting and more like a natural part of everyday life. Something we all deserve, especially in a world that can feel stressful, overwhelming and pretty tricky to navigate at times.

My purpose is simple, to help people feel a little more at home within themselves, one conversation over a brew at a time.

Why I became a therapist

I was tired of seeing a mental health system that didn't reflect the kind of support I believed people needed and deserved.

I wanted to offer something different.

Therapy that felt more human, approachable and genuinely connected to the people I was there to help.

Perfectly polished? Probably not

If you're looking for the perfectly polished therapist you see on TV, I'm probably not it.

Chances are I've still got chocolate spread on me from the morning school run, and my unintentionally messy bun (which I try to pass off as effortlessly chic, although windswept is probably more accurate) is simply what happens when life gets a little busy.

And I’m ok with these real parts of me being visible, as in a world full of perfect AI editing, social media algorithms of everyone having a grand old time (all of the time) and endless noise about what 'good' mental health should look like, I think we could all do with a little less pressure to have everything together.

However, my attention to detail is reserved for making sure you feel as comfortable as possible during our time together. Whether that's offering you a hot drink and a cosy space to settle into, or helping you feel just as at ease when we meet online.

It's about making space for the awkward, conflicting and sometimes icky parts of ourselves we tend to bury beneath the surface.

And yes, while sometimes our conversations will feel heavy, there’s also room for laughter and lightness. As we begin to make sense of it all, together.

So, you don’t need to arrive with a perfectly put-together explanation of what’s wrong, or even know where to begin.

Bring the overthinking, the contradictions, the awkward and embarrassing bits, and all the other things that don’t quite make sense yet.