Counselling in SE24

Hello. I created A Place Called Me Therapy service understanding that your experiences are unique to you as an individual. Supporting you to release and discover, lets focus on how you are feeling on the inside. Are you struggling in areas in your life that are causing you difficult & painful emotions? Feeling stuck? You may no longer feel fulfilment or enjoyment due to life changes or simply very overwhelmed or trapped in difficult situations. Free from judgement focussed only on you, removing the views, opinions & judgement of others. My aim is to support you to find greater ease in managing your life with warmth and understanding

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.

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.

I am a psychologist and registered psychotherapist. I work with a psychoanalytical approach also known as talking therapy. People come to Therapy for various reasons such as: anxiety, stress, depression, sadness, procrastinations, panic attacks or other issues. Perhaps you are struggling understanding why you feel the way you do. You may wish to explore how you got where you are now in order to find your own solutions.

I work as an integrative psychotherapist providing therapy in a friendly and supportive environment. My approach is psychodynamic, which means, it focuses on understanding unconscious processes. I believe in healing the whole person which includes mind, body and spirit. I have a Masters degree in psychotherapy and healing and I am a registered member with the BACP. I hold private and voluntary sector experience as a counsellor and psychotherapist with both adults and children.

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor. I have experience working with clients on a range of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, loss & self-esteem. My integrative training emphasises the importance of the relationship between client & counsellor. The client is given the opportunity to lead the way, I will actively listen and respond to what the client brings, aiming to provide an environment which feels safe, empathic and open-minded. I will however, at times, be challenging in a constructive way, allowing for potential therapeutic change, discovery & shifting within the client.

I offer a warm and non-judgmental space where people can make sense of challenges they are experiencing and create meaningful changes. My approach is holistic, centering people's strengths and values. I have over 15 years' experience of supporting the emotional wellbeing of adults, families and children and currently work as a Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologist at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust. I support people who are managing life transitions, living with health conditions and experiencing various difficulties including low mood, anxiety, grief and burnout. I hold particular expertise in women's health and complex trauma.

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.

My interest in Psychotherapy began many years ago when I embarked on a philosophical journey of self-discovery to gain a better understanding of myself and life. My interests developed into the works of existential thinkers Friedrich Nietzsche and Jean Paul Sartre.The Existential approach is a philosophical method of therapy that operates on the belief that inner conflict within a person is due to that individual's confrontation with the givens of existence. At the time, I had a great need to understand my own existence and how my values gave meaning to my life

Hi, thank you for viewing my profile. I am an experienced Integrative Counsellor, which means that I have trained in different counselling approaches. I have achieved a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and then enhanced my skills by attaining a Diploma in Cognitive Therapeutic Skills and Theory. I want to ensure you feel confident enough to get in touch with me and share your experience and explore your feelings in an emphatic and non-judgmental space. Encouraging you to develop insight and understanding of your situation, while supporting you to gain control over your life.

I am a qualified TA (Transactional Analysis) psychotherapeutic counsellor. I offer therapy to individuals, couples and groups. I work with clients from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds, of different genders and ages. I offer a safe, non-judgemental and confidential space for us to work together, to help you find a way forward; exploring your current concerns in a way that feels comfortable for you. We go at your pace.

Hello! I’m Amanda, an integrative counsellor and ADHD coach who values collective healing and liberation. I use trauma-informed and anti-oppression frameworks in my practice, and I have over ten years’ experience working in mental health and charity sector as an advocate, caseworker and counsellor. Counselling can be a place to explore and practice healing together, to uncover the strengths you carry, and to help you gain insight and move into empowering action. My practice incorporates is collaborative, strengths based, person-centred and systems oriented. I draw from a variety of integrated approaches tailored for your needs.

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.

I aim to provide a safe welcoming, non-judgmental space where clients can freely express their thoughts, feelings and truly be heard. I am here to listen to you and help you find the best way forward. I use a collaborative approach where we examine thoughts and feelings from the past and examine how those past feelings affect the client in the here and now. My hope is to help clients realise that they have the tools to help themselves move forward in life and I’ll assist in finding new perspectives that help to bring self-awareness, strength, self-belief and enable positive change.

Sometimes life feels like a struggle. I offer an opportunity to work through these struggles in a supportive and compassionate way. I will listen when you need to be heard and accept you as you are.

Does it seem as though your life will never get better no matter how much you try to change it? Does constant worrying make it hard for you to complete daily tasks? Is your work performance suffering? Are your relationships with co-workers strained? Is your family in turmoil and you’re feeling powerless to change things? Anxiety, depression, conflict with others, workplace issues and life events can stop us from feeling good about ourselves and achieving our goals. If you’re feeling stuck, you’re not alone. I can help you navigate confusing thoughts, feelings and behaviours to gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your needs.

Hi there, thank you for taking the time to view my profile. My name is Jack Langley and I am a registered Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist (CBT). I have significant experience in helping clients identify unhelpful thinking patterns, manage difficult emotions and break cycles of behaviour through the evidence-based approach of CBT. You may notice self-critical or anxious thoughts getting in the way of your life, or perhaps you are tired of feeling stressed, low, and anxious? Maybe you notice that you avoid difficult situations? maybe you spend much of your time worrying about the past or future? this can all be worked through.

To say a bit about myself, I’m trained at Masters (MSc) level in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have worked at Waterloo Community Counselling for four years, an NHS multidisciplinary team working with survivors of child sexual abuse and a men’s residential unit which delivers personalised support for men with complex mental health needs. My style of working is psychodynamic. In its simplest form, this involves thinking about how your past impacts your current lived experience. A process that involves us thinking together about relationships in the past and present, whilst exploring unconscious thought processes.

I am a qualified Clinical Psychologist, Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and EMDR therapist working in both the NHS and private practice. I am experienced in providing therapy to adults suffering from a variety of psychological difficulties and/or relationship problems. I have a particular interest in working with individuals who are affected by past traumas and/or psychosis. I acknowledge that when seeking help for such difficulties time is of the essence and therefore I employ three associate therapists in my clinic so that if I do not have availability immediately then hopefully they will. Please do get in touch for a chat.