Psychotherapy • CBT • EMDR • Clinical Supervision
A confidential space for understanding, healing and meaningful change.
Compassionate, integrative psychotherapy for adults, children and adolescents, couples and professionals — in Rochester, Kent, and online where clinically and professionally appropriate.
Rochester, Kent • Online sessions available internationally, subject to professional, regulatory and insurance requirements.
- MA Integrative Arts Psychotherapy
- PG Dip CBT IAPT
- PG Dip CBT Children & Adolescents
- PG Dip Clinical Supervision
- Dip SW
- CQSW
- UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
Introduction
A considered, private practice rooted in Rochester, Kent.
Soul Care Therapy is the private practice of Kimouy McCalla, an experienced Integrative Arts Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor. The practice offers psychotherapy for adults, children and adolescents, couples and families, alongside clinical supervision for therapists and other appropriate practitioners.
People come to therapy for many reasons — a difficulty that has become hard to carry, a pattern that keeps repeating, a loss, or a quiet sense that something needs attention. Whatever brings you here, the intention is the same: an unhurried, confidential space in which experience can be understood and worked with carefully.
Therapy does not offer guaranteed outcomes. It offers a professional, thoughtful relationship within which meaningful change becomes possible.
About Kimouy McCallaSpecialist areas
Difficulties frequently brought to therapy.
Abuse
Thoughtful, paced support for the psychological effects of abuse, with careful attention to safety, control and the pace at which anything is spoken about.
Anger
Understanding anger as communication — what it protects, where it began, and how it might be expressed in ways that feel less costly.
Anxiety
Working with worry, panic, avoidance and anticipatory fear, drawing on evidence-informed approaches alongside a deeper understanding of what sustains them.
Bereavement
Space for grief in its many forms, including complicated, delayed or unacknowledged loss, without expectation of a tidy timeline.
Depression
Attending to low mood, exhaustion, disconnection and hopelessness, and to the circumstances and patterns that hold them in place.
Low self-esteem
Exploring self-critical patterns and their origins, and developing a more compassionate, durable relationship with oneself.
Relationship and personal issues
Considering recurring relational patterns, boundaries, intimacy and the difficulties that arise between people and within ourselves.
Trauma
Measured, safety-led work with the effects of single-incident and cumulative trauma, at a pace agreed together.
Identity concerns
Reflective space for questions of culture, belonging, faith, role, sexuality and self-definition, held with respect and curiosity.
Emotional regulation
Developing understanding and practical strategies for overwhelming emotion, numbness or rapid shifts in emotional state.
Therapeutic approach
Integrative practice, shaped around the person in the room.
The therapeutic relationship
Change most often grows within a relationship that feels safe, consistent and genuinely collaborative. That relationship is the foundation of the work.
Integrative, not prescriptive
Therapy is not restricted to one model. Approaches are drawn upon thoughtfully according to your needs, presentation, developmental stage and goals.
Understanding, then change
We work towards a shared formulation — making sense of patterns and their origins — so that change is meaningful rather than merely behavioural.
Meet Kimouy
Kimouy McCalla
Integrative Arts Psychotherapist & Clinical Supervisor
Kimouy is an experienced psychotherapist and clinical supervisor whose work spans adults, children and adolescents, couples and families. She has significant experience supporting young people, including those referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), alongside extensive therapeutic work with adults.
She has worked with people from diverse cultural and national backgrounds, and is also a qualified Social Worker and licensed Minister. Faith may be sensitively incorporated into therapy for clients who specifically wish this; clients of all faiths and none are equally welcomed and respected.
Qualifications
- MA Integrative Arts Psychotherapy
- PG Dip CBT IAPT
- PG Dip CBT Children & Adolescents
- PG Dip Clinical Supervision
- Dip SW
- CQSW
- UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
Kimouy has also undertaken training in EMDR and DBT.
Areas of practice
Therapy shaped to who you are and what you bring.
Adults
Individual Therapy
Integrative psychotherapy for adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, bereavement, self-esteem and relational difficulties.
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Children & Adolescents
Developmentally sensitive therapy for children and young people, including creative and evidence-informed approaches.
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Couples Therapy
A balanced, non-blaming space to understand communication, conflict, trust and each partner’s emotional needs.
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Trauma & EMDR
Measured, safety-led work with the effects of trauma, including EMDR where individually assessed as suitable.
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Clinical Supervision
Kimouy provides clinical supervision to therapists and other appropriate practitioners — a collaborative professional relationship supporting clinical practice, reflective thinking, ethical decision-making, case formulation, practitioner wellbeing and safe client care.
In their words
Selected experiences.
“My child finally felt safe, heard and understood.”
“Kimouy helped me gain a new sense of self.”
“Professional, warm and highly effective.”
Identifying details have been withheld to protect confidentiality. Testimonials reflect individual experiences and should not be interpreted as guarantees of therapeutic outcomes.
Location & online
Rochester, Kent — and online.
In-person sessions take place in Rochester, Kent, with easy access from Strood and Halling stations — approximately a ten-minute walk from Halling.
Online sessions may be available internationally, subject to professional, regulatory, jurisdictional and insurance requirements. International enquiries are checked before an appointment is confirmed.
Soul Care Therapy
Beginning is often the hardest part.
If you would like to discuss whether therapy or supervision might be right for you, you are welcome to make a confidential enquiry.
Soul Care Therapy is not an emergency or crisis response service and does not provide out-of-hours or 24-hour support. If you need urgent help, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or the emergency services on 999.