Anup is the co-ordinator of studies and a faculty member of RSPOPUK ( the UKCP accredited Process Work school)  teaches process work, supervises students in the UK and internationally, runs seminars and has a psychotherapy and consultancy practice in London. He also consults with a number of organizational teams working with individuals and communities in the fields of violence, abuse and trauma. 

In the past he has worked extensively in the fields of mental health and trauma and in the NHS managing a psychotherapy team. 

In the early nineties he pioneered the first counselling and support service exclusively for Black and Asian gay men in London.

He is a facilitator at heart, devoted to discovering how our deepest direction (as individuals, groups or the collective) can be sensed through awareness of subtle  moments of instability, conflicts, symptoms, dreams, chance events, and the subtler flirts and sentient experiences.

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I hold a masters degree in psychology and a diploma in process oriented psychotherapy and facilitation. Currently I live and work in London. I use my psychology education in many areas of my work, as psychotherapist, coach, teacher, consultant with teams and supervisor in clinical and non clinical supervision. As a former art teacher I have a deep interest in “beauty”, creativity and creative processes.

Processwork has enabled me to take this interest even more into my everyday life – finding creativity and beauty in different situations and challenges that I face, and being able to support others to do the same. Whether working with individuals or groups I seek to unfold the creative direction in the moment, or just simply find the direction in our life and have the “guts” to live it. Art and artistic expressions on other hand enrich greatly my practice as a facilitator and psychotherapist. I also specifically work with artists, coaching and facilitating them around the challenges of their creative work.