PSYCHOTHERAPY IN DULWICH - 020 8 693 8316

Phone:	020 8 693 8316
Email:	info@psyd.org.uk

We are psychoanalytic psychotherapists based in Dulwich and surrounding areas.

Our members are qualified and experienced psychotherapists who are registered with the British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC), or the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), and subscribe to their respective codes of ethics and practice.

What is psychoanalytic psychotherapy?	How does psychotherapy work?
There may be times in your life when you feel troubled but are unable to identify or think through your difficulties on your own. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy provides an opportunity to speak confidentially and openly to someone who is trained to listen in a particular way and who is able to help you to make links between past and present experiences to better understand and address your current difficulties.	Psychoanalytic psychotherapy offers a safe, reliable and confidential setting in which you can explore problems and be helped to make links between early experience (often outside conscious awareness) and current difficulties which can become better understood and worked through with the therapist. The therapy sessions are regular and sufficiently frequent to provide support and continuity and to enable working in depth. This makes lasting change possible

What is psychoanalytic psychotherapy?

How does psychotherapy work?

There may be times in your life when you feel troubled but are unable to identify or think through your difficulties on your own.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy provides an opportunity to speak confidentially and openly to someone who is trained to listen in a particular way and who is able to help you to make links between past and present experiences to better understand and address your current difficulties.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy offers a safe, reliable and confidential setting in which you can explore problems and be helped to make links between early experience (often outside conscious awareness) and current difficulties which can become better understood and worked through with the therapist.

The therapy sessions are regular and sufficiently frequent to provide support and continuity and to enable working in depth. This makes lasting change possible

What happens next?

Who can benefit?

Anyone who:

has emotional difficulties
is depressed, anxious or has panic attacks
has feelings of low self worth
has suffered loss, bereavement or other trauma
suffers from physical symptoms with no clear organic cause
has eating problems
wishes to improve the quality of their relationships
seeks greater knowledge of themselves and wants to develop their own potential