I work with adults of all ages and specialise in the treatment of common mental health problems such as:

         

         Depression 

         Low self-esteem

         Relationship problems

         Work related stress

         Bereavement and loss

 

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy is an in-depth and intensive form of treatment. The aim is to achieve a much better understanding of a troubling (and probably repeating predicament) focusing on the underlying unconscious conflicts that shape how we think, feel and behave. 

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I provide a respectful and safe setting to look closely at the ways we try to manage difficult feelings about ourselves and other people. It's about really getting to know the kind of person you are, learning about the dynamics of past experience, and focusing on how these dynamics are repeated in your life now, and how they emerge in the therapy setting. 

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The first step if you are thinking that psychotherapy might be helpful, is to arrange an initial consultation appointment. At this first meeting, I'll take a detailed history, and begin to consider with you whether psychotherapy is the right option. I normally suggest a follow-up meeting to complete the consultation process and reach an agreement about whether to start regular therapy sessions. 

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