What is existential psychotherapy?
Existential Psychotherapy is a way of practising psychotherapy that I like because of the emphasis it places on possibility, freedom and choice.
I work with clients to help them to develop a deeper and richer understanding of their world. There is a focus on the experience of life as opposed to just the contents of it.
My training
I undertook my qualifying training at Regent’s University in London, UK.
After gaining my Foundation Certificate, I engaged in an integrative Post-Graduate Diploma covering the three main schools of psychotherapeutic thought: Psychodynamic, Existential and Person Centred / Humanistic.
I completed my training and gained UKCP accreditation through an Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy, allowing me to focus on the exploration of existential philosophy and its application to psychotherapy.
I gained my clinical experience working at Balham Community Counselling Service, a low cost service based in south London.
AdvDip. – Existential Psychotherapy
PgDip. – Psychotherapy & Counselling
Foundation Certificate – Psychotherapy & Counselling
BA – Philosophy & Politics
Regent’s University – 2014-2015
Regent’s University – 2011-2013
Regent’s University – 2011
University of Southampton – 2004-2007
