About Annabell Webb

I am an experienced Arts Psychotherapist offering Outdoor Arts Psychotherapy in central Cambridge, UK. I use she/her pronouns.

I have worked in private practice for many years, supporting clients using art as a co-created language. Alongside private practice, I have also worked within an NHS counselling service offering short-term therapy to those referred through their GP in the Cambridge area.

Some of the presenting issues I have worked with include:

  • a sense of feeling lost
  • depression
  • anxiety
  • existential crisis
  • burnout
  • disordered eating
  • neurodiversity
  • long-term health conditions
  • exploring sexuality and gender
Annabell has fair skin, brown curly hair and glasses. She stands facing the camera with a closed mouth smile and a kind expression. She is wearing an emerald green knitted jumper.

Alongside private practice, I am also an Associate Lecturer and experiential group leader working with Dramatherapy MA students at Anglia Ruskin University.

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Education & Experience

In addition to providing therapy via private practice and the NHS, my employment also includes managing and running art therapy groups which support those with life limiting illness.

I also have previous experience in the roles of wellbeing champion, gardener, and social worker.

The education which led me to being a qualified therapist is:

  • Masters degree in Integrative Arts Therapy
  • Post-Graduate diploma in Therapeutic and Educational Application of the Arts
  • Bachelors degree in Social Work
  • training in Eco-therapy and working outdoors

I am a registered Allied Health Professional with the Health Care Professionals Council.

You can find me in the Counselling Directory here.

Work with me
Annabell Webb is a white woman with brown curly hair and glasses. She wears a green shirt and is smiling facing the camera.

My Therapeutic Approach

Working with me is primarily an outdoor experience, although I do offer online therapy too where necessary.

I like to step outside with you to explore the local Cambridge woodlands, where the gentle running river and calming woodland combine with nature’s soundtrack to create a wonderfully safe and supportive environment to facilitate healing.

This blend of art and nature provides a safe space for you to explore your emotions, express your thoughts and gently work through and unpick the issues which you face.

Two women making footprints in the mud during an Outdoor Arts Psychotherapy session.

My practice is predominantly humanistic. In other words, I focus on helping you develop a strong sense of self and find meaning within, to live a more fulfilling life.

Whilst the use of art or the creative process is not essential in working with me, I do believe it benefits the healing process and helps you truly make the most of your journey in psychotherapy.