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Difficulties addressed in therapy can include anxiety, fear, depression, sadness, loneliness, stress, work or relational issues. Therapy offers a space to explore your situation in a confidential and non-judgmental setting. In Psychodynamic Psychotherapy we explore current issues in light of past experiences. Often difficulties suffered in the present have their origins in our childhoods. Connecting with and exploring the impact of our early experiences and relationships can help to deepen our growth and awareness. We may come to a richer understanding of ourselves. Sometimes we may simply need some support as we share our experiences and sufferings.

I trained for five years and have had eleven years experience seeing patients. I also offer supervision. I worked for many years on a one-to-one basis offering emotional, pastoral and psychological support. In addition I have trained as a bereavement counsellor with CRUSE Bereavement Services and in hospital chaplaincy. I have been a Support Worker in the charity sector, as well as providing training for Learning and Development in the voluntary sector. Continuing professional development is a requirement of my member organisation and I attend regular workshops, conferences and events to keep my practice up-to-date.