has been added

Amanda Hitchin Logo

Address

60 North Hill, Colchester CO1 1PX, UK

Media Pack / Portfolio

+1

Amanda Hitchin

Clinical Director - Lead Psychotherapist- Podcaster
Founder
Colchester Children's Counselling is a private child and adolescent psychotherapy practice in Colchester Essex. We have a team of highly qualified (Masters level) therapsits and students. In June 2024 we opend our innovative psychotherapy sensory room.

In addition to running my private practice I am a iaslo100 2025 top 100 female entreprenur as selected by F:Entrepreneur, Small Business Britain. I am also a specialist parent infant psychotherapist for the national charity Transforming Autism.

I host a podcast in my spare time, interviewing inspirational people and digging a little deeper into their motivations, challeges and acheavements.

Media Coverage

PINNED

University of Essex

Amanda crowned one of top female entrepreneurs | University of Essex

Former University of Essex student Amanda Hitchin has been crowned as one of the UK’s most impressive female entrepreneurs.

Published:
Published:

YouTube

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music that you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.

Published:

University Of Essex

Training counsellors of the future

The number of people struggling with mental health issues is on the increase and services are stretched. The University of Essex has trained a growing group of counsellors who are working in this vital...

Published:

Gazette

Colchester therapist opens new psychotherapy sensory room at North Hill site

Colchester Children’s Counselling focuses on helping young people, and has opened a psychotherapy sensory room at number 60 North Hill.

Published:

Gazette

Children’s therapist celebrated in national impressive female entrepreneurs list

A Colchester children’s therapist is celebrated in Small Business Britain’s national list of the UK’s most impressive female entrepreneurs.

Published:

Gazette

Impact of covid could be seen for ‘generations’ says Colchester child therapist

A children’s psychotherapist says the impact of the pandemic “could be seen for generations”, though young people are currently “adapting”.

Published: