Psychodynamic Therapist
I am a UKCP accredited psychodynamic therapist, offering weekly or twice weekly psychotherapy for adults. My clinical training was a four year in-depth and rigorous personal, theoretical and clinical training at Oxford University. I am a full clinical member of the UKCP, and follow their code of ethics. I have experience of working with adults who have had experience of abuse, trauma, loss and grief, relationship difficulties, divorce, anxiety, low mood and depression. But more importantly I am ready to hold you in mind as an individual with a unique story to tell.
I will work with you by helping you to think about the issues you are facing now or have gone through in the past, to help you make sense of them and to process painful or difficult feelings. Working psychodynamically means that we will think about your current feelings or symptoms and see how these may be affected and shaped by your past experiences.
I have conducted research in the area of loss and grief. Engaging in qualitative academic research has given me the opportunity to explore ways of understanding our own experiences and also wider societal influences. My clinical practice is a growing developing work enhanced through my own learning, continuing professional development and supervision.
Oxford OX4, Oxford OX4
Masters Programme in Psychodynamic Practice, Oxford
Degree/Diploma: Mst in Psychodynamic Practice
Psychodynamic Therapist
I am a UKCP accredited psychodynamic therapist, offering weekly or twice weekly psychotherapy for adults. My clinical training was a four year in-depth and rigorous personal, theoretical and clinical training at Oxford University. I am a full clinical member of the UKCP, and follow their code of ethics. I have experience of working with adults who have had experience of abuse, trauma, loss and grief, relationship difficulties, divorce, anxiety, low mood and depression. But more importantly I am ready to hold you in mind as an individual with a unique story to tell.
I will work with you by helping you to think about the issues you are facing now or have gone through in the past, to help you make sense of them and to process painful or difficult feelings. Working psychodynamically means that we will think about your current feelings or symptoms and see how these may be affected and shaped by your past experiences.
I have conducted research in the area of loss and grief. Engaging in qualitative academic research has given me the opportunity to explore ways of understanding our own experiences and also wider societal influences. My clinical practice is a growing developing work enhanced through my own learning, continuing professional development and supervision.
Oxford OX4, Oxford OX4
Masters Programme in Psychodynamic Practice, Oxford
Degree/Diploma: Mst in Psychodynamic Practice
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