Nick Page

About

Many people arrive in therapy not because something has broken, but because the ways they have learned to cope – the resilience, the self-reliance, the getting on with things – are no longer enough on their own. Outwardly capable, privately unsettled. That gap between how life looks and how it feels inside is often where the real work begins.

I work with thoughtful adults – many of them in demanding professional roles – who are used to functioning well but sense that something underneath deserves closer attention. My background includes over twenty years in senior leadership roles in technology and strategy, which shapes how I understand the pressures my clients face. I don’t need the context explained. I work alongside people with curiosity and honesty, without prescription.

One area I understand particularly well is the long-term impact of boarding school – not from a textbook, but from lived experience. The patterns it tends to create: self-reliance as a survival strategy, difficulty with vulnerability, a quiet uncertainty about who you are beneath the coping. These often don’t surface until later in life, sometimes through a relationship, sometimes through a moment of transition. I also work with partners trying to understand what their spouse or partner is carrying.