◦ nina biddle ◦ IN-PERSON THERAPY for adults ◦ BATTLE, east suSSEX

Integrative Arts Psychotherapy & Counselling

Nina Biddle, Trainee Integrative Arts Psychotherapist in Battle, East Sussex.

I'm Nina (she/her). I offer a warm, trauma-informed space to pause, reflect, and make sense of what you're experiencing. Combining talking therapy with creative and embodied approaches, we work collaboratively at your pace. You don't need to be artistic; creative tools offer another way to explore feelings that are difficult to put into words.

◦ UKCP & BAAT Trainee Member ◦ Rooftops, Battle

Intersectional and inclusive practice

◦ therapy where all of you is welcome

Therapy works best when you can show up without needing to mask, code-switch, or censor who you are.

I offer a neuro-affirming and LGBTQIA+ friendly space for people of all backgrounds and racial identities. I recognise that much of the stress, exhaustion, or trauma we carry is shaped by systemic pressures, discrimination, and the spaces we navigate every day.

I bring curiosity, humility, and ongoing learning to my practice, offering a collaborative space where your lived experience is respected and heard.

Tactile multi-material painting showing layered art textures, used in integrative arts psychotherapy sessions with Nina Biddle at Rooftops in Battle, East Sussex.

Clay

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Collage

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Sand Tray

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Talking

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Movement

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Drawing

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Bodywork

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Puppetry

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Storytelling

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Drama

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Clay ◦ Collage ◦ Sand Tray ◦ Talking ◦ Movement ◦ Drawing ◦ Bodywork ◦ Puppetry ◦ Storytelling ◦ Drama ◦

Areas of Practice & Therapeutic Support

◦ how i can support you

Anxiety, Stress & Overwhelm

Finding relief from chronic worry, perfectionism, low mood, burnout, and nervous system exhaustion. We work gently to restore calm, ground your body, and build sustainable coping skills.

Self-Worth, Body Image & Identity

Gently unpacking low self-esteem, body image distress, and identity. Together, we challenge harsh self-talk, unlearn perfectionism, and develop a kinder, more connected relationship with yourself and your body.

Trauma, PTSD & Complex PTSD

Processing traumatic events, relational trauma, childhood experiences, and complex emotional wounds. Combining talking therapy with gentle somatic and creative tools to rebuild felt safety at your own pace.

Life Transitions, Relationships & Grief

Supporting you through bereavement, ending or changing relationships, and major life milestones. I offer space to sit with grief, navigate relational dynamics, set boundaries, and move forward with care.

Don’t see your experience listed above?

You don't need a precise term or diagnosis to start therapy. If you are experiencing something not listed here, please feel free to reach out for a brief initial call so we can discuss what you're looking for and see if my approach is a good fit. Get in touch here.

A calm, grounding sanctuary in Battle

◦ The Therapy Space

Warm and peaceful therapy room at Rooftops in Battle, East Sussex, featuring two comfortable armchairs, a natural jute rug, warm lighting, house plants, olive green curtains, and artwork on the walls.

Set in the heart of historic Battle, Rooftops offers a private sanctuary away from everyday pressures. It is easily accessible for clients traveling from Hastings, St Leonards, Bexhill, and across East Sussex.

Inside, the space is calm, welcoming, and thoughtfully equipped for both talking and creative work. Whether you prefer therapeutic conversation, grounding somatic exploration, or working with art materials like paint, clay, and sandtray, the room adapts to what you need each session.

An array of ink, soft pastels, and ink pen arranged on a studio table for creative art therapy.
A curated selection of natural items, twigs, stones, and found objects gathered for symbolic and sculptural art therapy work.

Creative Facilitation & Workshops

◦ Groups & Organisations

Beyond 1:1 psychotherapy, I design and facilitate reflective, arts-based workshops and group sessions for teams, community spaces, and organisations seeking creative approaches to wellbeing and connection.

Earthy pottery clay shaped by hands, highlighting three-dimensional tactile expression in an integrative arts psychotherapy session.
A collection of textured fabrics, threads, and woven textiles used for creative exploration and tactile expression in therapy.