Psychotherapy and Counselling in Cambridge and London NW1

Getting psychotherapy can be one of life’s most consequential choices. I can’t know why you’re looking for this help, but I can give you a general sense of what is likely to happen if you decide to have your psychotherapy here.

Experience tells me, if there’s a fit and you stay after the first couple of sessions, the pain will become more manageable in a few weeks. If you keep going you’ll start to feel the seriousness and intricacy in your story and in how you relate to people. Problems can be ingrained, but gradually greater understanding, more varied feelings, and a steadier sense of Self will emerge. After a time, you will leave feeling like a more integrated person who knows how manage their weaknesses and more aware of their potentials.

Psychotherapy here costs time and money, but we are flexible to help keep it affordable, most people actively enjoy it, and it works.

I am a member of the British Psychoanalytic Council, the Foundation for Psychotherapy and Counselling, and a candidate at the Association of Jungian Analysts. I have twelve years of clinical experience.

My professional auditor says I am suitable to work all categories of patient. However, I usually recommend those with marked autism spectrum, eating or addictive disorders seek specialist help. I have a particular interest in working with people who have histories of political trauma, both personal and inter-generational as this fits with my research, but I have and want a diverse practice. I have worked successfully with people experiencing bipolar disorders, confusion over sexual identity, birth trauma, depression, historical trauma, the effects of narcissistic or intrusive parenting, sexual abuse, boarding school and other educational trauma, unexplained or massive set-backs in life, feeling haunted, worrying or compulsive behaviours, creative growth or integrating strong experiences, recovering from breakdown, agoraphobic and chlostophobic symptoms, obsessive symptoms, being hard-pressed carers, sexual abuse, and needing support through transitional life staages periods.

The places I work from in Cambridge and in Camden (on Friday afternoons only) are discrete, well-located and comfortable.

If you are doing your own research, here are some keywords that may help you in locating how I approach psychotherapy: ‘psychodynamic’, ‘Jung’, ‘Contemporary Jungian’, ‘Relational’, ‘shadow work’, ‘Christopher Bollas’, ‘Mourning and Melancholia’, ‘Donald Winnicott’, ‘Melanie Klein’.

Pychotherapy, Counselling, Therapy, Online Counselling

First step

Contract me to arrange an initial consultation. I ask £90 for these 50-75 minute sessions.

The fees for ongoing work need to be both meaningful and manageable so they are fitted to the patient’s circumstances. Full fee £120, but concessions down to £72, and below, can be available following assessment in-person.

In initial consultations we try to get a sense of who you are and how to help you, but they are exploratory and there is no commitment.

Location

I work at 27 Delancey Street, London NW1 on Friday afternoons, but the main office is in Cambridge at 44 Salmon Lane. The lane is accessed from Fair Street and the Grafton West car park where there is always paid parking. Buses stop nearby, including from the park-and-rides and Cambridge railway station, which is a 25 minute walk away.

Contact

Email: julianholloway@icloud.com

Telephone: 07973 977 026

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Psychotherapy and Counselling in Cambridge and London NW1

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