Dr Natasha Prescott

Dr Natasha Prescott is a Clinical Psychologist with nearly 13 years of qualified experience in the NHS across specialist CAMHS, community psychotherapy teams for young adults and adults, and in paediatric and adult physical health settings. She has been with the Integrated Psychology Clinic (IPC) for eight years and alongside her work at IPC, Natasha is a Principal Clinical Psychologist and co-psychological lead for cancer at a Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Natasha provides specialist input into IPC’s Child & Adolescent, EMDR & Trauma, Physical Health, and Adult Mental Health clinics.

Natasha has a particular interest in working with people through emotional and psychological challenges associated with trauma, the impact of adverse experiences, adjustment to and living with a physical health condition, grief, loss, and bereavement. Natasha is also experienced in supporting young people and adults experiencing a range of mental health difficulties, such as depression, stress, anxiety, and identity development.

Natasha takes an empathic, flexible and collaborative approach to help create a safe and open space to support clients to develop an awareness of complex psychological patterns and problems and routes through these.

Natasha has undertaken additional trainings and been supervised to work in a range of evidence-based approaches including, Eye Movement and Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), psychodynamic, and systemic and narrative therapies. Natasha tailors her assessments and interventions to the context, needs, and goals of each person. In addition to her clinical work, Natasha delivers training and provides reflective practice to trainee clinical psychologists and has experiencing of supporting teams and organisations through periods of change, crisis, and trauma.