Leigh Money

Leigh Money is a psychotherapist and Jungian analyst practicing in London, United Kingdom. She trained at the Society of Analytical Psychology and is registered with the British Psychoanalytic Council and the International Association for Analytical Psychology. She maintains consulting rooms in northeast London, near Blackhorse Road station, and in central London at Queen Anne Street, where she sees clients on Fridays. Money's clinical work centers on helping individuals gain self-knowledge, understand repetitive patterns or psychological blocks, and work through experiences of trauma and loss. Stories and narrative hold particular significance in her practice — not only in their creation but in the deeper examination of the stories individuals construct about themselves and how these shape experience. She brings attentiveness to how psychological material is held in the body and expressed through physical symptoms. Money received the Michael Fordham Prize in 2024 and the Gradiva Award in 2024 for her paper Labels and the Self: Identity Labels as Scaffold, which examines the relationship between identity categories and selfhood. Her ongoing research explores how digital technology affects human connection and communication. Her scholarly and clinical work reflects a commitment to understanding how contemporary cultural phenomena intersect with the deep structures of the psyche.