About Mayfair Companions
Mayfair Companions is a discreet private wellbeing concierge and companionship service for older adults.
Based in London, we support clients across the UK and internationally where required.
Led by George Burton, a BPC-qualified Psychodynamic Psychotherapist and Counsellor, every arrangement is personally tailored around the individual - whether that's companionship at home, accompanying clients to appointments and social engagements, supporting recovery after illness, or providing reassurance to families.
Discreet & Personal
Every client is carefully matched and supported with warmth, consistency and professionalism.
Lifestyle Support
From lunches and theatre trips to travel, shopping and appointments, we help clients continue living life well.
Peace of Mind
Thoughtful communication and dependable support for families who want reassurance without compromising independence.
Designed as a highly personal alternative to a traditional care agency, the emphasis is on building trusted, long-term relationships that promote wellbeing, preserve independence and allow clients to continue living life on their own terms.
About our Founder
George Burton
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
George is a Psychodynamic Psychotherapist with many years of experience across charity and private practice. His work is relational and attachment-informed, with a focus on emotional wellbeing, relationships, and life transitions.
He has trained and worked at Enfield Psychotherapy and Counselling Service and currently practises at The Blue Door Practice in Fitzrovia, working alongside psychiatrists and psychologists within an intensive therapeutic setting.
Alongside his clinical work, George has a background in broadcasting and communications. This combination brings a calm, thoughtful, and highly attuned approach to care - one grounded in presence, discretion, and emotional understanding.
A Note from the founder
"Mayfair Companions was created from a simple belief: that care should feel personal, dignified, and deeply human.
Through my work as a psychodynamic psychotherapist, and through supporting relatives living with dementia during periods of change, I became increasingly aware of how impersonal and transactional much of modern care can feel. Practical needs are often addressed, but emotional ones can quietly go unseen.
We all want to feel recognised, listened to, and connected to others. Sometimes the smallest things matter most: a familiar face arriving at the door, a cup of tea and conversation, a walk in the garden, a trip to the theatre, or simply having somebody check in and ask how you are.
At Mayfair Companions, we believe companionship is not only about assistance, but about presence. Feeling seen and emotionally held by another person can bring reassurance, confidence, and a greater sense of wellbeing — both for clients and for the families around them.
Every arrangement is approached thoughtfully and individually, with warmth, discretion, and genuine human connection at its heart".
