Welcome, I’m Jen Black, an Integrative Practitioner on the path to UKCP accreditation. Based in Berlin, I collaborate with clients internationally. I combine trauma-informed and evidence-based approaches to support lasting, meaningful change.
In our sessions, you’ll find a blend of curiosity and compassion with structured, goal-oriented work. Together, we’ll challenge unhelpful patterns, reframe limiting beliefs, and foster healthier relationships with yourself and others. We’ll build emotional intelligence, confidence, and nervous system regulation to navigate life with more clarity and simplicity.
I see this work as both creative and political, and I’m especially passionate about supporting members of Creative, FLINTA, BIPOC, and Expat communities. I follow the UKCP code of ethics and standards, continuously developing my practice under the guidance of a certified UKCP supervisor.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Work with different parts of yourself to resolve inner conflict and feel more integrated and aligned with purpose.
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Shift and reframe unhelpful thought patterns and develop more balanced, constructive responses.
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Explore the impact of past experiences and develop tools to feel more grounded, resourced, and present.
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Use deep relaxation and focus to access inner strength and resources.
CREDENTIALS
Member of UKCP (UK Council For Psychotherapy, 2026 Accreditation)
Accredited practitioner and member of EMDRIA International
MSc Integrative Therapy, London Metropolitan University
Post-Graduate Diploma in Advanced Patterns in Psychotherapy, UKCP Awaken School
Certified EMDR Practitioner, Trauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute
Hypnotherapy Certification, Advanced Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy (UKCHH)
Trauma Stress Studies with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, Trauma Research Foundation.
Internal Family Systems with Dr. Richard Schwartz & Dr. Frank Anderson
I am also a proud member of the It’s Complicated international community for therapists, where I am acting Berlin Ambassador in their network of European cities. My role involves building a thriving, active, and engaged local therapy community by organising events, fostering connections among therapists and creating an inclusive space for those interested in mental health. Additionally, I am a Volunteer at Cadus and Sea Watch, where I support activists facing mental health challenges in crisis situations.
