psychoanalysis & psychotherapy

Talking to someone and being fully listened to, without being judged, can be the start of a process of developing strategies and solutions and coming to terms with difficult and traumatic experiences.

Life can become extremely difficult:

  • Things may seem overwhelming and out of control following a recent event or trauma;

  • Possibly something from your past has returned to worry you;

  • Or you realise that you need to finally tackle something you have been suffering with for a long time;

  • Perhaps you need to make an important decision and can’t think how to do so;

  • Maybe you are plagued with anxiety or unhappy but with no clear idea as to why.

Issues brought to the work might include:

  • Anxiety

  • Compulsions

  • Body issues

  • Trauma

  • Bereavement

  • Depression

  • Addictions

  • Relationship problems

  • Stress

  • Sexual issues

  • Eating disorders

  • Identity issues

How it works

Working psychoanalytically involves paying particular attention to the words spoken and can reveal the unconscious processes which drive us