Andrew Phillips
Psychotherapist & Artist
My work brings together psychotherapy and visual art, informed by depth psychology and a sustained interest in how inner experience finds expression through image and language.
I am an HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist working with adults online across the UK, alongside a visual art practice exploring landscape, reverence, and the Numinous.
Psychotherapy
Online depth-oriented psychotherapy
I offer online psychotherapy for adults across the UK, grounded in depth psychology.
This soul-centred approach draws on Jungian and archetypal perspectives, supporting a deeper sense of self-understanding, meaning, and purpose. As an HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist, sessions can include image as well as conversation to enrich the work, if you choose.
My areas of interest include working with those drawn to questions of spirituality and meaning, the role of imagination, therapy for artists and creatives, and our relationship with the natural world.
I offer weekly, fortnightly, or monthly sessions. Many people who come to this work are looking for an open-ended, exploratory approach that allows for greater depth over time.
👉 You can visit the psychotherapy pages to learn more about working together and making an enquiry.
Working in mixed-media drawing and painting, my artwork explores landscape as a language of reverence and the Numinous, with a particular focus on mountain forms.
My art and therapeutic work are distinct practices, yet both arise from a shared interest in imagination and the relationship between inner life and the wider world. I am an elected Professional Member of the Scottish Society of Artists (SSA), and my work has been exhibited across the UK, including the Royal Scottish Academy Annual, Royal West of England Academy Annual, Visual Arts Scotland, Scottish Society of Artists exhibitions, and other group and solo shows.
I also offer work with artists and creative professionals exploring questions of vocation, creative practice, and meaning. This aspect of my work is currently evolving and further information will be available soon.