Couples therapy, also known as relationship therapy, is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on helping couples to gain insight into their relationship, resolve conflicts, and improve their relationship satisfaction. When seeking couples therapy, it is essential to find a… Read More »Couples Therapy
Introduction It’s fair to say that couples therapy in the UK is, at the time of writing, something of a hodgepodge of agency-based services and private providers, including NHS, voluntary and third-sector organisations, and therapists working in private practice. Not… Read More »Couples Therapy provision in the UK – a guide for the bewildered
Psychotherapy can help you with such difficulties as: relationship problems, life transitions, depression, anxiety, poor self-esteem, feelings of powerlessness, and anger. Many who undergo psychological therapy report improvements in the quality of their relationships, increased confidence and a growing ability… Read More »Individual Therapy
Integrative psychotherapy aims to bring different therapeutic models, methods and philosophies together in a principled way. My approach integrates elements of contemporary psychoanalytic psychotherapy with a Humanistic emphasis on a direct and real relationship. I also incorporate into my practice… Read More »Integrative Psychotherapy
There are probably more similarities between counselling and psychotherapy than there are differences. One could say that counselling tends to focus on specific and current life issues and is more often short-term, and that psychotherapy is more inclined toward an… Read More »The difference between psychotherapy and counselling?
A Brief Guide to Therapist Registration in the UK In this post, as brief a word as I can manage on the registration and accreditation of counselling and psychotherapy practitioners in the UK. Be warned, this is a territory crowded… Read More »Accreditations, Associations, Acronymns Galore…