What to expect?
I offer psychoanalytically informed psychodynamic therapy (BACP).
My role as therapist is to attend to the affective inner life of those seeking therapy and play a caring role in a liberation effort, both psychic and social. I am interested intoffering a non-judgemental space to rehearse disalienation, and accompany patients as they think and feel through their inner life.
I believe that cycles can be broken, by paying attention to repetitions, inhibitions, and symptoms. As such I have worked with patients experiencing acute PTSD, ADHD, ASD, eating disorders, BPD, and bereavement both privately and within the NHS.
I believe a large part of our contemporary struggle is rooted in social conditions and am a racially sensitive, trans affirming, queer and feminist ally.
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How does it work?
I offer consultations during which you can get a sense of whether we might be able to work together and we can think through what has brought you into therapy and what you hope it might give you.
Sessions are 50 minutes long and there is no set format for the sessions. The aim is to allow for free-associative thoughts so that we might allow for the unconscious to be heard.
Sessions are weekly at a fixed time. I offer both in person and online sessions.
Fees, cancellation, commitment
Please enquire. In our first session we will discuss your circumstances and agree a price according to my scale. I offer a small number of lower cost places for those who would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
Cancellations are due in full, but we can always try to reschedule a missed session should something come up, with reasonable flexibility.
Qualifications and Accreditations
I qualified with a MSc in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counselling from Birkbeck University.
Alongside my private practice, I have worked within the NHS, for leftist organisation The Red Clinic, and with refugee charities.
I am working towards BACP accreditation and uphold the highest ethical standards in my practice.
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