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About me

Natasha Frost is an HCPC Registered Speech and Language Therapist. She also qualified as a Dramatherapist in 2006 (also registered with the HCPC). Since 1997, she has worked with young people and adults within the age ranges of 18 months up to 108 in a variety of settings.

There are many different reasons why people might see a therapist. What is common is that people feel isolated and blocked in some way from actualising their full potential and making fulfilling connections with others in all aspects of their lives.

The combination of both her SLT and Dramatherapy training enables a more holistic, creative and flexible approach to her clients depending on their individual needs. This may mean that with one client an indirect, play based approach is utilised and with another a more practical, structured approach best meets their needs.

In recent years, Natasha has worked mainly with young people and adults diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, DLD, Trauma and co-occurring mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. She specialises particularly in working with children, adolescents and young adults and their families.

She is trained in The Listening Program, VERVE and SCERTS approaches and is a Level 2 DDP Practitioner.

Please note that as I also work for Sussex Partnership NHS Trust, I may need to be careful regarding accepting referrals in some cases due to a potential conflict of interest.

Areas of interest

Children, young people and adults with: Autism; ADHD; Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH - formerly SEBD); social communication difficulties; Developmental Language Disorder; Adoption Support; school based distress; anxiety; depression/low mood; C-PTSD.