Counselling in Dulwich, London

I am Dr Christine Langhoff, Clinical Psychologist and the director of Clinical Psychology Partners. I have worked as a psychologist since 2008. I manage a team of more than 30 therapists (clinical and counselling psychologists, psychotherapists, family therapists, CBT therapists) who offer therapy for children, adolescents, families, adults and couples in Southeast London and Sutton. We offer therapy incl. CBT, CFT, EMDR and ACT therapy for Depression (incl. Postnatal), Anxiety, Relationship Problems, Stress, Bereavement, Bereavement and More.

I provide a confidential, non-judgemental and accepting space for you to explore your emotions, issues and difficulties and express your thoughts and feelings. My aim is to help my client gain a better understanding of their situation. I have experience working with people from all different backgrounds and dealing with a wide variety of issues.

Are you feeling stressed, anxious or uncertain about the direction you are taking in life? Or perhaps you are currently going through a difficult time and feeling you need an extra support? Taking the time to explore your personal issues may facilitate the development of your self-awareness and sense of self, thus positive changes may occur leaving you with an improved feeling of well-being and a more confident and empowered you.

I am a Consultant Chartered Counselling Psychologist with 17 years experience of psychological assessments and therapy for adults, couples, adolescents and children. My main therapeutic approaches are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness therapies, Compassion Focused Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I am also trained in psychodynamic therapy. I adapt the therapy to the individual to meet their unique needs and goals. I have worked as a Clinical Team Lead in the NHS and worked for 12 years in a global leading Harley Street private practice. I am skilled in ADHD & ASD assessments for children & adults.

People can find themselves in challenging situations, giving way to certain feelings and emotions. The prospect that something may have changed, or something stopped working can be difficult. The sense of feeling stuck, not knowing what to do be can unsettling. Perhaps this has been going on for some time causing effort and exhaustion. This is where therapy can help. I offer genuine warmth, understanding and togetherness whether your first time or returning to therapy. We can look at where you are now and how you got there. How it effects and affects you and your life.

I am an analytic Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist with more than 20 years experience in the NHS, both in-patient and CAMHS settings, and in independent practice. I work with young people of all ages and with parents. As well as my analytic ACP training I am trained in somatic approaches to addressing anxiety, stress and trauma and have a special interest in the most effective treatments for alleviating what gets in the way of feeling happy, secure and confident. I am a supervisor of psychologists and psychotherapists who work with young people. Please visit my website for more detailed information: www.vanrosetherapy.co.uk

We welcome new clients who are seeking low-fee counselling either face-to-face in Elephant and Castle, or online throughout the UK. Please visit www.thegoodmentalhealthcompany.com to find out more, and to book an assessment.

I am a psychologist with over 15 years of clinical experience and I love helping people to feel better and be the best that they can be. I offer a safe space to talk about anything. Through the careful exploration of your experiences, we can take steps to move you away from stress and toward clarity. I specialise in anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, and life transitions – whether those be due to phase of life, loss, or chronic medical illness. I aim to support and nurture people as they re-learn how to access their innate strengths.

Are you searching through here knowing that you have family, friends who love, care about you yet you feel alone with no one who you feel you can talk to. No one you feel that you can be your "real" and "honest" self. Worried that you may hurt or upset their feelings or that they may even judge you. At times during different stages of our life's we can experience challenges, change, loss, pain or suffering that can be hard for us to understand. These feelings and emotions can have an impact on us as individuals in a unique way.

Sometimes our problems feel too huge or too painful, sometimes they feel too small to believe they will be taken seriously. Sometimes they just feel too weird, or embarrassing. I welcome you wherever you find yourself, without judgment or expectation. As we work together to unpick the issues you feel are in question, my hope for you is that you will make new discoveries about your sense of yourself. We will explore your present experience, bring your patterns of relating into your awareness, tracing how your past impacts your present, so that you can find your own unique way through the maze and noise, rebuilding your self-love.

If you are looking for a safe confidential space to explore difficult emotions and you are interested in using a creative model of therapy to explore them please get in touch. I have worked with individuals and groups in the NHS and at my private practice for over 15 years.

Grace Caluori Grace trained at the reputable Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, an operational unit of the Tavistock Institute of Marital Psychology. Before training as a psychotherapist Grace was a teacher and learning mentor for a London Borough where she pioneered the government’s Pips programme. For a number of years She also served as a director for an independent school in Hong Kong. Grace is a member of the following professional bodies and is bound by their codes of practice and ethics: British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), and British Society of Couple Psychotherapists and Counsellors (BSCPC)

Please get in touch if you are having relationship or personal difficulties. I've worked with adults with mental health difficulties for over 25 years. My job is to help you find a way forward. I am an adult psychoanalytical psychotherapist, which means I can work with at depth, and for as long as it helps. I have easy to find and comfortable therapy rooms in SE1 and W1.

I am a systemic and family psychotherapist with 18 years of experience working in mental health services in the NHS and the Maudsley Trust. I have experience working with children and adults who suffer from mental health or emotional difficulties such as depression, anxiety and panic, and eating disorders. I also work with couples who are looking to improve their relationship, and I am registered with the Emotionally Focused Therapy Institute (ICEEFT). My approach to therapy recognises that the individual, as well as their family members all have strengths and strategies which can be used to overcome symptoms and difficulties.

Growing up can be hard and the teenage and adolescent years can be particularly challenging. It is a time of significant transition, bringing with it creativity, heightened emotions and turbulent feelings. Whilst this period of life can be exhilarating and enriching, it can also stir up feelings of confusion, frustration, loneliness, anger, sadness, shame and anxiety. At times this can lead to depression, anxiety, self-harm or risk taking behaviours.

Dr. Coen is a qualified and experienced Clinical Psychologist (DClinPsy) and Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol) providing evidence based support to people who are experiencing emotional and psychological difficulties. He has a wealth of experience in helping individuals overcome mental health challenges in order to reconnect with their values and areas of life that are important to them such as work, family and friends and getting back in touch with activities that bring enjoyment and pleasure. He takes a collaborative, flexible approach to therapy; providing a safe, calm environment in which to explore problems together.

I'm an accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and personal tutor (PG Dip CBT, Institute of Psychiatry) with extensive experience and a genuine passion for helping people struggling with anxiety, depression or both. Working in several NHS Trusts, a specialist bereavement service and private practice, I have worked supportively with many people to identify and break down negative cycles so they can move forward positively in their lives. I often integrate approaches which sit well with CBT, such as Compassion Focused Therapy or ACT, to tailor a course of therapy which will offer the best individual support.

I work with clients on a range of issues, in particular relationship issues, anxiety, depression, abuse (childhood abuse, domestic abuse, sexual abuse, bullying), trauma, bereavement and loss, low self-esteem and self-worth, family issues and parenting. In addition to my private practice, I currently work for The Woman’s Trust, a domestic abuse charity, and as a counsellor at a London university. I offer clients a safe, warm, empathic relationship where they can explore issues from the past, anxieties in the present and their concerns for the future.

I'm an experienced senior clinician within the NHS with a wide range of trainings and experience in mental health care. I have worked for over 15 years in secondary mental health care services and a specialist NHS family therapy service. I offer both short and long-term psychotherapy. I have experience in working with people with a wide variety of relationship and mental health problems.