About me: Adam Bambury

I'm an experienced psychotherapist, speaker and facilitator. Throughout my training I have been drawn to work with experiential modalities that require me to engage, to enter the process and become more aware - as hard as that might be sometimes. I often come back to the paradox of change - that to change we must first accept ourselves as we are, and that lasting change can come from becoming more who we are, rather than who we are not.

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My background is in relational body psychotherapy. My core training took place over 6 years and I am a fully accredited member of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy (EABP). I’m also a member of the Body Psychotherapy Network, and was on its steering group for several years. 

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For many years I have offered psychedelic integration work to clients who have had experiences with expanded states of consciousness. In 2023 I completed the first two-year Depth Relational Process training offered by the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy (IPT), resulting in a diploma in psychedelic-assisted therapy. I joined the core facilitation team at the IPT in 2026 and we are currently delivering the third iteration of the Depth Relational Process training. 

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I’ve spoken at conferences hosted by the EABP and IPT, and also at Breaking Convention in 2019. I’ve also written for the EABP journal. 

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I'm a long time meditator and explorer of spiritual and wisdom traditions. I have facilitated and trained in various forms of breath work, including most recently Reichian-style work, which felt like a return to my roots. I also have a particular interest in the impact of birth and prenatal experience in later life, and have learned more about this through workshops and experiential work. 

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Before going full time as a therapist I had a career working on digital and print content in music, broadcasting and the charity sector. I have a BSc degree in Human Sciences (University of Nottingham) that focused on psychology and philosophy.