Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

This ‘talking treatment’ is effective for the following:  Anxiety, Depression, Phobias, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Bereavement, Obsessional Neurosis, Stress and Relationship difficulties.  In psychoanalytic psychotherapy, a patient attends a fifty-minute session once, twice or three times weekly on a regular basis.  On average, treatment lasts two years, but it may be that the individual feels sufficiently well to finish after a year, or may continue for much longer.  Over time, a therapeutic relationship develops between patient and therapist which supports a powerful process, that of mapping out the patient’s internal world and psychic reality. In turn this enables a force for lasting change. This treatment is highly effective for reducing anxiety and the inhibition and loss of meaning to life which often accompanies these symptoms.

Consultation

A consultation provides an individual with the opportunity to take stock of his or her life and to consider treatment options in a confidential and contained setting.  There are usually at least two meetings, each lasting an hour and a half.

Supervision

Clinical supervision for trainees on a fortnightly or monthly basis.

Corporate Psychology

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