Integrative Psychotherapy for Clients

Integrative psychotherapy encompasses an approach that integrates various therapeutic techniques from different orientations to address the individual needs of a client. Practitioners of integrative psychotherapy emphasise the customisation of therapy to the unique characteristics of each individual, aiming to optimise therapeutic outcomes. This model of psychotherapy seeks to address the person holistically, taking into account their emotional, behavioral, cognitive, physiological, and spiritual dimensions.

Services for Clients

Integrative Psychotherapy

I provide therapy for adults aged 18 and above.

I work with a wide range of issues such as stress, grief, fears, phobias, anxieties, conflict, anger, panics, chronic pains, functional disorders, psychosexual issues, OCD, irritable bowel syndrome, habits, resilience, obsession, sleep, some skin disorders, self-esteem, confidence, traumas and post-traumatic stress, shame and guilt, interpersonal issues, self-image, emotional distress, behavioral issues, and many other.

How It Works

Once you schedule your first appointment, you will need to fill out an intake form, which includes your medical history. After  review the information, I discuss goals and expectations with you, propose a working plan, and explain its details (frequency of sessions, format, etc.). After an agreement, the therapeutic relationship can begin.

Details

A session typically lasts 1 hour but may vary in exceptional circumstances. The standard fee for a session is £70. In some cases, If I believes that my expertise is insufficient for your treatment, they may refer you to other practitioners or recommend different treatments.