alexandra peet
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About me
I am an experienced psychodynamic psychotherapist accredited by the British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC) and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I have over 10 years experience in agencies, organisations, and private practice.
Why Come For Psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy can change your life. Talking to someone independent can really help you work out what’s wrong and what you can do about it. I give you the time and space to look at your situation objectively in a more helpful way.
The Benefits Of Psychotherapy Can Include:
- Relieving your isolation by sharing your thoughts, feelings and worries in a safe place.
- Improving your relationship with yourself and others by getting to know yourself better.
- Increasing your self-esteem by accepting yourself and feeling confident to make choices which will improve your day to day life and well-being.
Who Is Psychotherapy For?
I work with individuals over 18 and offer psychotherapy for issues such as:
Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Self-esteem, Divorce and separation, Loss and grief, Loneliness, Abuse, Work-related stress, Family and parenting difficulties
recent posts
Working with the Unconscious in Psychotherapy
The uniqueness of the psychoanalytic model of psychotherapy is that we work with the unconscious. But what does this mean? What exactly is the unconscious? What is the Unconscious? Practically speaking, in the field of psychotherapy, the unconscious is the part...
Your First Therapy Session
This is the time of year when it’s common for people to think about starting therapy. You may have decided that you want to approach a therapist and may have contacted someone and made a date for an initial consultation. But then the reality of having the first...
Is Therapy For Me?
Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year can be difficult times for many people. We spend the holiday with family in a more intense way than normal and this can reveal strains, tensions and ruptures that we normally overlook or don’t like to admit in our daily lives....