Counselling and Psychotherapy
I do individual, couple (opposite and same sex) and relationship counselling and psychotherapy with issues involving the following, this is not an exclusive list, please enquire if you have any questions;
~ stress, anxiety, depression
~ lack of confidence
~ relationships and intimacy
~ loss of desire
~ sexual abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse
~ anger management and self-harm
~ psychosomatic illness; eczema, asthma, insomnia, etc
~ bereavement and loss
~ alcohol addiction, drug addiction, sex addiction and so on
~ existential crisis; identity, meaning, isolation, fear of death
~ religious indoctrination and abuse
~ spiritual crisis and spiritual addiction
~ sexual problems; erectile dysfunction, rapid (premature) ejaculation and vaginismus
Counselling and psychotherapy are similar in approach; counselling is more generally concerned with working through life's issues.
Psychotherapy is concerned with personal transformation, this often manifests as being 'stuck' for example when a familiar pattern repeats.
Both counselling and psychotherapy start with an honest conversation about why you have come for therapy. Counselling can just take a matter of weeks, psychotherapy usually takes months or years; depending on the desired outcome. A good therapeutic outcome will always depend on the quality of the relationship between therapist and client.
I have a practice based in Cambridge and Central London.
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