Alexander Gray
Recovery Manager
Professional Experience
الخبرة المهنية
专业经历
Alexander is a trained integrative psychotherapist and experienced Recovery Manager with a background in child, adolescent, adult, and family therapy. His practice draws on a transpersonal approach that supports the mind, body, and emotional self – offering structured, compassionate care across life stages and identities.
Before moving into mental health, Alexander spent 15 years in communications and business development within the travel and tourism sector. This experience, combined with his own personal journey, informs his commitment to restoring connection – within families, communities, and the individual. His work is shaped by traditional values, with a belief in the importance of emotional integrity and relational repair.
Alexander specialises in autism, boarding school syndrome, men’s mental health, and psychosexual wellbeing. Drawing on his own experience as a former boarder, he brings nuance and insight to issues around identity, belonging, and purpose – particularly for men navigating complex emotional landscapes. His training as a clinical sexologist further supports individuals exploring gender, sexual function, relationship dynamics, and identity.
He has worked extensively in school and family settings, offering one-to-one therapy, group sessions, and psychoeducational workshops. His style is grounded, thoughtful, and client-centred – offering a stabilising presence in times of uncertainty.
Outside of his therapeutic work, Alexander enjoys military history, rugby, tennis, swimming, and singing. He finds balance in nature and values time with his family.
Alexander is a trained integrative psychotherapist and experienced Recovery Manager with a background in child, adolescent, adult, and family therapy. His practice draws on a transpersonal approach that supports the mind, body, and emotional self – offering structured, compassionate care across life stages and identities.
Before moving into mental health, Alexander spent 15 years in communications and business development within the travel and tourism sector. This experience, combined with his own personal journey, informs his commitment to restoring connection – within families, communities, and the individual. His work is shaped by traditional values, with a belief in the importance of emotional integrity and relational repair.
Alexander specialises in autism, boarding school syndrome, men’s mental health, and psychosexual wellbeing. Drawing on his own experience as a former boarder, he brings nuance and insight to issues around identity, belonging, and purpose – particularly for men navigating complex emotional landscapes. His training as a clinical sexologist further supports individuals exploring gender, sexual function, relationship dynamics, and identity.
He has worked extensively in school and family settings, offering one-to-one therapy, group sessions, and psychoeducational workshops. His style is grounded, thoughtful, and client-centred – offering a stabilising presence in times of uncertainty.
Outside of his therapeutic work, Alexander enjoys military history, rugby, tennis, swimming, and singing. He finds balance in nature and values time with his family.
