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Professional Biography
Dr Helena Belgrave has worked at Regent's University London since 2021. She started as a personal tutor in the Counselling Psychology team and then went on to become Professional Practice Lead and and Placement Coordinator in the same team.
She now works in the Interdisciplinary Learning Team teaching undergraduate courses such as London Perspectives.
In addition to teaching at Regent's, Helena runs her own psychotherapy practice, where she sees adult clients and specialises in perinatal clients.
Qualifications
- Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education
- Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (DPsych)
- BA (Hons) in Psychology
Past employment
- 2026 onwards: Regent's University London - Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Learning
- 2024-2026: Regent's University London - Professional Practice Lead, Placement Coordinator, Personal Tutor, Lecturer
- 2021-2024: Personal Tutor, Lecturer
- 2010-present: Counselling Psychologist in Private Practice
- 2014-2016: Counselling Psychologist -Newham Talking Therapies (IAPT), East London NHS Foundation Trust
Research Activity
The Experience of Being Financially Dependent as a Counselling Psychology Trainee: An Existential Perspective – Doctoral Thesis – 2013
Research Supervision
Research supervision for trainees on the Counselling Psychology Programme.
Research Interests
Helena is interested in Perinatal issues in her clinical work and teacher identity in her academic work.
Professional Affiliations
- HCPC - Registered as a Practitioner Psychologist
- BPS - Chartered Member of the BPS and the division of Counselling Psychology
Teaching
Helena teaches on the Interdisciplinary Learning team predominantly teaching undergraduate students.
She completed the Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education in 2025 and during this time taught on psychology and interdisciplinary courses at undergraduate and master's level.
Prior to this, Helena taught on the Regent's Counselling Psychology Programme.
She has also done some more informal teaching through supervising trainees in her capacity as a Personal Tutor.
Outside of her work at Regent's, Helena has delivered yearly lectures in the past for the DPsych team at University of East London in relation to theory and practice, as well as various workshops on perinatal issues for different organisations.