
| Languages: | English |
| Locations: | NHS Lambeth |


Krystal Frimpong
Krystal Frimpong is a trainee Integrative Counsellor currently studying at The Awareness Centre (TAC) and works with NHS patients through Lambeth Council. She is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and is committed to ethical, inclusive practice.
Krystal’s developing therapeutic approach draws on integrative principles that value the uniqueness of each client’s experience, combining empathy, curiosity, and respect for difference. Her work within the NHS setting reflects her dedication to accessible mental health support and her belief in the power of relational connection to foster healing and growth. In her counselling practice, Krystal provides a safe and supportive space where clients feel genuinely listened to and understood. She works collaboratively, using a blend of approaches that include solution‑focused techniques to help clients identify strengths and move toward meaningful change.
Her sessions are grounded in compassion and attunement, allowing clients to explore their challenges at their own pace while developing practical strategies for wellbeing. Krystal’s integrative style encourages reflection and empowerment, helping individuals to reconnect with their resilience and sense of agency. With a professional background in Account Management within the real estate sector, Krystal brings a deep understanding of people, systems, and change management to her therapeutic work. Her experience navigating complex operational environments has strengthened her empathy and insight into how stress, transition, and organisational pressures can affect wellbeing. She believes that progress begins by addressing root causes and supporting clients to evolve through self‑awareness and choice. Krystal’s approach centres on helping individuals find their own healthy and sustainable ways of managing life’s challenges, fostering growth through understanding and authentic connection.


