Psychotherapy & Counselling
Who is it for?
'Space for Thinking' provides psychotherapy and counselling for individuals and couples. Many people tend to feel the need to see a therapist or counsellor when they are unfulfilled or 'stuck' in their lives and relationships. Therapy can provide a safer space for exploring issues which are difficult to share with friends and family. Some examples of issues often explored in therapy are difficulty in overcoming loss, or feeling trapped in unhealthy patterns of behaviour such as getting involved in 'bad' relationships or not looking after one's body. Therapy is conducted by a fully qualified, accredited and experienced psychotherapist.
How does it work?
It is part of the philosophy of 'Space for Thinking' that people who find their way to therapy can feel more empowered and contented in their lives through developing a therapeutic relationship of trust and respect, where they can be honest and safely explore their difficulties. There is a strong interest in diversity and thinking about difference, be it cultural, ideological/political, gender etc. rather than adopting a universal theory of health and pathology. 'Space for Thinking' does not advocate magical cures, but that through being given space to listen to their voice, opinions and needs, people can activate and use their own healing powers.
Where is it?
The practitioner's consulting room is located within a short walking distance from West Hampstead or Kilburn underground stations, Jubilee Line which is easily accessible from the West End. It is also a six minute walk from the West Hampstead Silverlink and Thameslink train station.
The consulting room
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Session rates
Sessions last fifty minutes for individuals and one hour for couples and there is a sliding scale from £35 to £50 per session for individuals and from £45 to £65 per session for couples. You can contact us to discuss any further questions or to book an initial appointment.
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