Services

Individual Therapy

Do you feel stuck or pessimistic? Do you feel lost about where you want to go with your life?Do you feel demotivated and insecure about following through on your personal life choices?If you are struggling with any of these — or with the issues below — individual therapy could help.

I work with people who are struggling with a variety of difficulties, including

  • Depression, suicidal feelings and loss
  • Anxiety, worry, overwhelming stress and panic attacks
  • Issues with identity, culture, self-esteem and achievement
  • Life transitions and related stresses, feelings of emptiness and solitude
  • Relationship difficulties and sexual problems
  • Work-related stress, burnout and imbalance between work and leisure
  • Addictive behaviours, self-harm, eating disorders
  • Problems with anger
  • Trauma
  • Issues related to relocation
  • Career-related challenges

Individual therapy can help you comprehend and cope with your emotional difficulties in a different way, through exploring the numerous aspects, beliefs, values, emotions and thoughts related to the significant life experiences and relationships in your life. Individual therapy can be thought of as a healing space for you to explore yourself and your problems with a qualified professional: to express your genuine feelings, develop your potential, strengthen your self-esteem and self-confidence, and be offered care, support and insight in order to live a happier, calmer and more balanced life.

I offer one-to-one confidential therapeutic sessions to people of all ages. I use a selection of therapeutic techniques stemming from years of training and practice. I employ the principles of systemic family therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in individual therapy in order to work collaboratively with my clients. In this way, I offer them a practical approach to their problems, as well as a structured and goal-oriented therapeutic process.

Taking the first step

If any of this speaks to you, you are welcome to get in touch. The first meeting is an initial assessment — a chance for us to meet each other before deciding how, and whether, we will work together.

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