I am a qualified psychoanalytic psychotherapist  and professional member of AGIP registered with the UKCP. I have over 12 years of working as a psychotherapist with people of varied backgrounds in NHS and voluntary sector settings as well as privately. My experience includes working with painful and traumatic histories, as well as with current difficulties such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, relationship problems and feeling disconnected and unhappy with life.

Ros is a qualified Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and a professional member of the Association of Group and Individual Psychotherapy (AGIP). She has over 25 years experience of working with individuals and families on a professional basis, both in the public sector and in a private capacity. In particular, she has worked with people who have experienced abuse and/or emotional deprivation or who suffer from anxiety, depression, identity issues, or a general feeling of an inability to relate to other people. She has extensive experience of work related issues in business and public services. She also offers consultancy to community drugs projects.

I am a relational analytical psychotherapist and my practice is influenced also by my studies in art therapy and modern European philosophy (in each of which I have an M.A.). I have over 30 years’ experience of working with individuals and couples from a diversity of class and cultural backgrounds and different sexualities. 

I am a UKCP qualified (to Masters level) Counsellor and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Supervisor, and Mental Health professional of many years standing and will be happy to listen to you and help you to make some sense of your story in a non judgemental, friendly and supportive way. I specialise in dream interpretations which I believe will help us to make more sense of our unconscious processes and lead to greater self knowledge and understanding. I am a believer in the efficacy of talk therapy as a route to gaining control of our lives and achieving our goals. I have worked a lot with anxiety and depression with successful outcomes. I have been working in private practise in North London for a decade now. I will provide a safe and confidential space in which you can explore your most intimate thoughts, feelings, anxieties, memories and dreams, helping you to find positive ways to move forwards in your life, and ultimately achieve happiness, success and a stronger sense of self, whilst conquering deeply rooted negative patterns.I work with individuals and together we decide on the frequency of sessions. I normally work on an open-ended basis.  

What is Psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy is a means to gain a sense of control of one’s life whilst hopefully reaching a fuller understanding of how our mind works, by taking a considered and thoughtful look at our history, behaviours and feelings, our unconscious processes and the dynamics of our relations with others.It is not necessarily a short term fix and if done properly will take time and commitment but can be worked at from a solution focused shorter term perspective if preferred. I will be there to listen to and understand your story in a completely confidential and non judgemental way that will hopefully allow you to fully express your emotions, facilitate a greater understanding of your unconscious processes and dreams, leading to explanations of why you behave the way you do whilst looking for creative solutions to deep rooted problems. The ultimate goal is a thorough understanding of oneself; a way forward to a greater sense of confidence and wholeness; a route to realising your full potential, achieving your goals whilst becoming the person you would like to be.  

I am an experienced and UKCP registered psychoanalytic psychotherapist who has been working with individual adults from diverse backgrounds for over ten years. I offer to provide psychotherapy in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment. I work with people on a once, twice, or three times a week basis. My practice is based in a tranquil location in Rickmansworth, close to the M25 (J18), in easy reach of North London, Watford, Hemel Hempstead, and South Bucks. I am also a supervisor registered with The British Association of Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Supervisors and work with both individuals and groups.

I am a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and supervisor practicing in Archway, Finsbury Park and London Bridge. I have been working with individuals and groups for the last twenty years. I would describe my orientation as psychoanalytic from within a contemplative perspective. By that I mean that I subscribe to the idea of an unconscious and believe that events and attitudes from early life can impact on our lives today. I understand that an awareness of these currents helps to increase the choices available to us. Yet I also know, as a long-time meditator, that paying attention in a non-judgemental fashion enables previously unbearable experiences to be borne and new possibilities discovered. I provide a safe space in which these experiences can be explored.

I was a member of the AGIP training committee for several years, including two years where I chaired the committee. I am currently the course leader for the Guild's diploma in psychoanalytic supervision. I am also the lead practitioner for the reduced fee service at Number 42 in London Bridge. I mostly work in-person but can also offer online sessions.

Language or Speciality: Spanish I am a UKCP-accredited psychoanalytic psychotherapist in private practice, with an academic background in psychology. I have been working in the field of mental health for over 10 years, and have worked with a wide range of client groups from a diverse set of backgrounds. Before setting up my private practice, I worked as a therapist and manager for  a non-profitable organisation that provides therapeutic communities and psychotherapy for people experiencing mental health difficulties.  I have also worked as a consultant facilitating weekly staff support groups.  

I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, a professional member of the Association for Group and Individual Psychotherapy (AGIP), and registered with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). My consulting rooms are close to Archway tube station in north London. I have a private practice and work part time in an Irish charity that works with survivors of institutional and clerical abuse.

I would describe myself as a relational psychoanalytic therapist. This means that I pay particular attention to how your ways of being, feeling, thinking and relating (and avoiding these) are being manifested both in your current relationships and also in your relationship with me. Often these processes are driven by unconscious feelings, desires, beliefs and fears which can gradually be uncovered during therapy leading to greater insight and awareness and ultimately a more balanced and less conflicted way of living.

Sonya has training as an Intercultural psychotherapist and experience of working with people from other cultures and refugees.