As psychotherapist and analyst I work with people from many backgrounds including:-
medical practitioners
artists and creative individuals
educators
those with spiritual interests
If you wish to review your life or are in a crisis we can think about the patterns in your life and their relationship to previous experience and to symbolic meaning. Analysis can be a route to self discovery and exploration of your inner world which is valuable in itself.
Jungian therapy may extend to considering the search for meaning and purpose in your life. It allows for religious or spiritual growth and development in its widest sense. It is a recognised and valuable way to address bereavement, depression, anxiety and panic attacks, stress-related disorders, aggression, childhood trauma, eating disorders,
addiction and many more overt symptoms, including physical ones, since your psyche and soma, your emotional life and physical body are interconnected.
Couples and groups also find analytic therapy constructive, for example, I work with the senior management teams of two London Hospitals thinking together about team communications.
Professionally, as a therapist, supervisor and trainer, I have thought about ethical concepts and chaired the Complaints Committee of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the Ethics Committee of the United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy (UKCP) and published books and articles on these subjects.
Since 1998 I have helped develop Analytical Psychotherapy in Poland on behalf of the International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP). of Analytical Psychology (IAAP).