Life is Not Perfect. Life Has its Problems

I help you work through whatever painful or uncomfortable issues you face in your life.

These may relate to specific problems, such as relationship or work difficulties. 

Or you may experience difficult feelings: anxiety, depression, sadness, grief, fear, anger, loss of meaning and so on.

Or you may feel your life could be so much more, more joy, love, fulfilment, the realisation of who you truly are.

What is Psychotherapy?

At the heart of psychotherapy is the relationship between client and therapist - a professional, therapeutic relationship. During regular individual sessions, we work together on the issues which you choose to explore. My role is to be an attentive listener and to provide you space and time in which you can explore your life experience.

How Long Does it Take?

Sometimes only a few sessions are needed to gain a new perspective on a specific issue. Often, however, psychotherapy helps deal with deep-seated personal issues and habitual patterns, which may need a comparatively long-term commitment to uncover their source and meaning. 

What is Psychosynthesis?

Whilst psychotherapy is partly about dealing with the impact of past experiences upon the present, psychosynthesis is much more than this. It includes what is emerging in your life, what the future may hold for you.

Psychosynthesis psychotherapy can be exciting, enriching and transforming. It can be a catalyst for profound change in your experience of life, through:

Growing as a person and finding qualities in yourself you didn't know were there.

Discovering and realising your potentiality more and more.

Gaining insight into your unique purpose, the meaning of your life, and the values which inform it.

Your Next Step?

If you live in the Berkshire & Thames Valley area, your next step is to email or telephone me to arrange an initial appointment.

David England : Psychotherapy Practice

Telephone: 01628 778820

Location: Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead,
Berkshire, Thames Valley

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