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Becca Knowles Bevis

Becca Knowles Bevis(She / Her)

Psychology Oxfordshire

Clinical psychologist specialising in perinatal and women's mental health

Registered with Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA
Wallingford15 years experience
Offering
CounsellingDoulaCognitive Behavioural TherapyPsychotherapy
About
I've been a clinical psychologist for 20 years, and for the last decade I have dedicated myself to supporting people at any stage of the journey to parenthood. Whether you're wondering whether having children is right for you, navigating challenges related to fertility, pregnancy or birth experiences, or struggling with the adjustment to becoming a parent, you are not alone. I also work with women experiencing emotional challenges at other times of life, particularly related to trauma, loss and transitions. I aim to offer you a safe space where you can feel heard, supported and empowered.
Areas of focus
Stress & mindHormones & cycleMood & emotionsPregnancy & postnatalLife events & transitionsWomen's health
Approach
Gentle & nurturingEvidence-informedCollaborative & empoweringPractical & structuredWhole-person & holistic
Sessions
In-person · Online
Pricing
From £130 · 60 mins
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsBA Hons Experimental Psychology, PhD, D Clin Psy, PG Dip Cog Th, AFBPsS, C Psychol
Professional bodyHealth and Care Professions Council (HCPC)

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Articles featuring Becca

Grief & Loss

Surviving Miscarriage: Body, Heart and the Months After

Miscarriage is more common than most people realise, and lonelier than most people say. A gentle guide to the body, the grief, the people around you, and what helps over time.

Grief & Loss

Support After TFMR: A Gentle Guide for the Months After

Termination for medical reasons carries a specific, isolating grief. A careful, slow guide to the body, the heart, the people around you, and the UK organisations who understand.

Pregnancy

Early Pregnancy and When to Seek Help

The first trimester after IVF or any long journey to pregnancy is its own emotional weather. A guide to what's normal, when to ask for extra support, and the serious signs , including perinatal psychosis , that need urgent help.

Pregnancy

Hypnobirthing During Induction or a Caesarean

If you're facing induction or a planned caesarean, hypnobirthing can still support you , it's about preparing your nervous system, whatever unfolds.

Post-natal

What Does a Health Visitor Do?

Health visitors are a key source of postnatal support for families in the UK, but many new parents aren't sure exactly what they offer or how to make the most of them.

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