Robert Hudson: Integrative Psychotherapy, Counselling, Coaching & Consultancy
Robert Hudson: Integrative Psychotherapy, Counselling, Coaching & Consultancy
John Beveridge is an Attachment-based, psychoanalytic psychotherapist and supervisor working in private practice in North and Central London.
He conducts and supervises therapy groups for sexually compulsive men, teaches and gives talks and workshops on addiction, object relations, gender and sexuality, dissociation and trauma for various training institutes and organizations.
Deborah Davies, is a UKCP registered Integrative psychotherapist. Member of the BACP. BA in History and English and MA in Integrative Psychotherapy.
Deborah received her MA from the Minster Centre where she trained as an integrative psychotherapist. Before training she worked as a secondary school teacher where she developed an interest in emerging adulthood and the struggle required to mature into a functioning adult.
At King's College Hospital she worked alongside doctors and other specialists to offer a complete care package. It was there that she witnessed how the meaning of illness and the suffering experienced by patients and relatives alike can bring depth to existential realities such as death, aging and loss. As a former English teacher she has a particular interest in the creative process and how they are inspired.
Stephen Gee is trained as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and works with individuals and couples (gay and heterosexual). He is Chair of The Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis where he trained. He has experience of seeing a wide range of people from different backgrounds.
His approach takes into account the conscious and unconscious processes that may be at work in what the person speaks of in each session. This means the therapy is usually long term and the initial presenting issues are set in the context of the individual's life and relationships. The aim is to address those problems which are repeatedly causing concern and leaving the individual stuck, depressed or anxious. There may be confusion, obsessional or paranoid thoughts or just plain self doubt, cynicism or lack of confidence. There may be addictions or other symptoms which are getting out of hand.
Taking a steady and long term approach creates conditions for the individual to take on and live through life's losses and frustrations and also to realise more of a sense of his or her own desire and capacity for enjoyment in work and love.
Thomas Sherry is an integrative psychotherapist, with a BA from the DBS School of Arts, Dublin, Ireland and a Member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP).
Thomas has training in a number of approaches including Humanistic, Psychoanalytic and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy which he combines to meet individual client needs. Thomas has worked with clients suffering with Depression and Anxiety, relating to a number of factors, such as bereavement, relationship difficulties, sexual abuse, and negative family of origin experiences. He is currently working as a co facilitate in sexual addiction groups with Robert Hudson & Associates.