• 'Who is Psychotherapy for? - is it for me?'

    ANSWER: Those who seek this type of Psychotherapy are seeking relief from a range of difficulties including: - Obsessiveness, Eating difficulties, Weight problems, Stress and nervousness, Depression, Low self esteem, Bereavement...

    They may be experiencing: - Sexual difficulties, disruption to relationship, anxiety, chronic ill health, panic attacks, overactivity, inability to concentrate, worry that people are thinking about them negatively, and loss of motivation...

  • A Little about me

    I have been invloved in the world pf Psychotherapy for more than 20 years and have experience of Attachment based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy training; Psychodrama; Art Therapy; Group Therapy; Gestalt therapy; Transactional Analysis; Psychoanalysis; Humanistic Psychology; Person-Centred therapy; Transpersonal Psychology;
    and Rebirthing, amongst others...

    I have been providing Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, with a range of clients from different backgrounds, since 2003.

  • Questions you may find yourself asking.... ' What is Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy?'...

    ANSWER: Disruption of, and difficulty in early relationship is considered to be at the core of many problems. The relationship between therapist and patient is understood to be fundamental to change. This relationship is professionally boundaried, secure, warm, containing and ongoing.

  • Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

    Those who seek this type of Psychotherapy are seeking relief from a range of difficulties including: - Obsessiveness, Eating difficulties, Weight problems, Stress and nervousness, Depression, Low self esteem, Bereavement.

    They may be experiencing: - Sexual difficulties, disruption to relationship, anxiety, chronic ill health, panic attacks, Overactivity, inability to concentrate, worry that people are thinking about them negatively, and loss of motivation.

What I Offer

Psychotherapy is a gently unfolding process of discovery – a journey undertaken together. When you come to your psychotherapy sessions with me the information you share with me will be confidential. The sessions will take place in a comfortable, safe environment, without interruptions. We will meet regularly and usually at the same pre-arranged times and on the same day/s each week. I will take three breaks each year, of 1 to 4 weeks, with advance notice.

During your time in psychotherapy with me, you will be encouraged to share your thoughts, hopes, dreams, and experiences with me as they unfold for you during, and outside of, the psychotherapy sessions. Although I recognise that there are some thoughts, feelings and experiences that everyone prefers to keep private, you will be gently encouraged to speak as openly as you can about what matters to you.

I will share much less with you about myself since this is your time and it is important for us to understand you. However, there will be times, of course, when I do share something of my responses, my impressions, my feelings, or my experience, if I feel it will benefit you within the psychotherapy setting. This is not traditional psychoanalytic psychotherapy in which the therapist keeps a consistently ‘neutral’ expression and says very little indeed.  I seek to provide you with an experience of warm, engaged, mutual relationship in which changes can occur gently, at your own pace.

Questions you may find yourself asking….

'What is Attachment Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy?'...

ANSWER: Disruption of, and difficulty in early relationship is considered to be at the core of many problems. The relationship between therapist and patient is understood to be fundamental to change. This relationship is professionally boundaried, secure, warm, containing and ongoing.

'Who is Psychotherapy for? - is it for me?...'

ANSWER: Those who seek this type of Psychotherapy are seeking relief from a range of difficulties including: – Obsessiveness, Eating difficulties, Weight problems, Stress and nervousness, Depression, Low self esteem, Bereavement…

They may be experiencing: – Sexual difficulties, disruption to relationship, anxiety, chronic ill health, panic attacks, overactivity, inability to concentrate, worry that people are thinking about them negatively, and loss of motivation…

There are others who need help with: – feelings of loneliness or despair, worries about identity (including gender and sexuality), compulsions (feelings of wanting and needing to so something over and over again or at particular times), sleep difficulties, phobias, and performance anxieties…

These and other problems can be brought to Psychotherapy. Here drugs will not be prescribed, or judgements made, but these difficulties will be gently explored together during weekly sessions.

'What should I expect when I first meet you and later on?'...

ANSWER: We will have a 50 minute consultation, initially. During this consultation, we may well arrange to start psychotherapy sessions at a mutually convenient, regular, time. Sessions may be arranged for once, twice or three times a week, according to need and suitability.

'Will I have to lie on a couch?'...

ANSWER: You will have the option of lying on the couch, or sitting in a chair. I also provide psychotherapy internationally via videolink

Areas of counselling I deal with

Do feel free to call or email me if you are thinking of entering therapy and would like more information.

My contact details are:

Telephone: 0208 878 1125 and 07834 364984
Email: lindsayhamilton4@gmail.com