The London Therapy Clinic is now available to clients in Prague and across Central Europe — offering UK-standard therapy in English for individuals, couples, and families living internationally.
All sessions are online.
The same quality of care
In the city you now call home
You didn't expect it to feel this way
Moving to Prague — whether for work, a relationship, or a fresh start — often looks like an adventure from the outside. And it can be. But it also brings pressures that are easy to underestimate: the loneliness of starting over, the strain of a relationship navigating new roles, the strange weight of living between two cultures without feeling fully at home in either.
These are not small things. And they deserve proper attention — not a Google search, not a conversation with an AI chat bot, not a well-meaning friend, but a therapist who understands both the clinical complexity and the lived reality of life abroad.
Online sessions now open
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The same quality of care
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In the city you now call home
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Online sessions now open ~ The same quality of care ~ In the city you now call home ~
If you've spent your life between cultures, you may recognise this
“From constraints. Into possibilities.”
Third culture individuals — people who have grown up or lived between two or more cultures — often carry a particular kind of complexity. You may feel you belong everywhere and nowhere simultaneously. You adapt fluently to new environments, yet find it hard to feel truly at home in any of them. You may grieve places, relationships, and versions of yourself that were left behind at each transition. And you may find it difficult to explain any of this to people who haven't lived it.
Our work with third culture clients goes beyond the practical challenges of relocation, into the deeper questions of identity, belonging, and what it means to build a life that is genuinely your own.
Whether you grew up moving between countries, or whether this is your first time living abroad, if you have ever felt that you carry more cultures than you can easily hold — this is a space that understands that.
Who we work with
What we offer
Understand where you are, what happens next, and how we can help.
A one-to-one session with one of our social workers to talk through your situation, explain how the Cafcass and court process works, and agree what support would help you most. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of where you are and what happens next. Like all our work, the consultation is informed by a systemic approach: we look at your child within the whole family and its relationships, not just at the dispute. If you book a package within 14 days, the consultation fee is deducted from the package price.
Three sessions to help you feel calm and prepared at every stage:
how the process works and what Cafcass looks for
preparing for the safeguarding phone call and the Family Court Adviser interview
if one is ordered, preparing for a Section 7 report interview
You’ll receive a short written summary of the key points to keep. Our systemic approach helps you see the situation through your child’s eyes and understand how each family member is affected, which is exactly what Cafcass looks for. The focus throughout is on your child’s needs, not on “winning”.
Cafcass reports often arrive only a few days before a hearing, which can feel overwhelming. We will go through the report with you: what it says, what it recommends, and what it means for your child. Working systemically, we help you understand the report in the context of your whole family, so you can respond in a calm, child-focused way rather than defensively.
Together we’ll create a clear, realistic parenting plan covering time with each parent, handovers, holidays, school and how you’ll communicate. Because we work systemically, the plan takes into account everyone it affects — children, both parents, siblings and the wider family — so it is more likely to work in everyday life. A good plan reduces arguments and gives children the stability they need. Joint sessions are available where it is safe and appropriate for both parents to attend. We always speak with each parent separately first.
How sessions work
All sessions are currently offered online — accessible whether you’re in Prague or anywhere else in the world.
All sessions are led by a native English-speaking psychotherapist or by a psychotherapist experienced in working in English, with Czech-language support available where required.
Sessions may be self-funded, or we can invoice AXA PPP, Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health and other international insurers directly.
Sessions are delivered by UK-trained psychotherapists who meet UK clinical standards and are also recognised in Czechia.
At The London Therapy Clinic we offer a complimentary 15‑minute introductory call before you commit to anything.
In‑person sessions in Prague are planned for a later stage; if you would like to be notified when they become available, please mention this when you get in touch.
Why The London Therapy Clinic
Our founder, Petra, is Czech-born and UK-trained — she has spent her professional life working at the intersection of cultures, systems, and the particular complexity of lives lived between worlds. Petra has worked with people from many cultural backgrounds, bringing an attuned, culturally informed approach to systemic therapy.
The London Therapy Clinic was built on a simple belief: the quality of care should not depend on where a person is or which walk of life they are from. That is what "London" means in our name. Not a postcode. A standard.
We work systemically — which means we don't treat symptoms in isolation. We look at you within your relationships, your history, and the systems that have shaped you. Often, what feels like a personal failing is a response to impossible pressures. Our work is to help you see that — and to find a way forward that is genuinely yours.
Ready to talk?
Start with a free 15-minute call — no commitment, no pressure. Just a conversation to see if The London Therapy Clinic is the right fit for you.
