Dr. Simeran Gell is a Cambridge-based Psychotherapist specialising in anxiety, depression, trauma, family breakdown, relationship and identity problems. I also specialise in psychotherapy for issues surrounding migration and cultural adaptation. I am a registered member of the British Psychoanalytic Council and the Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists.
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Taking your problems to a Psychotherapist could be of value if you are feeling helpless, anxious, fearful and confused or simply wanting to know more about yourself.
Over the course of weekly sessions the psychotherapist will gently encourage you to talk about yourself.
This can be the first step towards confronting your problems and giving meaning and coherence to your present state of mind.
The process of Psychotherapy involves arriving at a better understanding of your own inner nature and the influences that have made you who you are: your childhood, parents, culture, beliefs and present situation.
Over the course of weekly sessions the psychotherapist will gently encourage you to talk about yourself.
This can be the first step towards confronting your problems and giving meaning and coherence to your present state of mind.
The process of Psychotherapy involves arriving at a better understanding of your own inner nature and the influences that have made you who you are: your childhood, parents, culture, beliefs and present situation.
Psychotherapists differ over how much consideration ought to be given to the cultural beliefs and social background of their clients within the therapy.
In intercultural psychotherapy however these are accepted as valid and essential aspects of a client's identity and worthy of being understood and respected by the Psychotherapist during the therapy.
In an increasingly mobile world, problems of alienation and estrangement frequently arise when individuals believe they do not share the class, family, regional or religious background or value system of the people around them.
In intercultural psychotherapy however these are accepted as valid and essential aspects of a client's identity and worthy of being understood and respected by the Psychotherapist during the therapy.
In an increasingly mobile world, problems of alienation and estrangement frequently arise when individuals believe they do not share the class, family, regional or religious background or value system of the people around them.
My consulting room is located in the centre of Cambridge, minutes from the main Drummer Street bus stop, close to the Colleges, the Town Hall and the Grafton centre.
I aim to provide a space in which you feel safe and comfortable to talk about your problems in complete confidentiality.
The first appointment is a longer one to allow you to learn more about the process and for me to assess your suitability to it.
On average a session costs between 40 and 60 depending upon individual circumstances and ability to pay.
I aim to provide a space in which you feel safe and comfortable to talk about your problems in complete confidentiality.
The first appointment is a longer one to allow you to learn more about the process and for me to assess your suitability to it.
On average a session costs between 40 and 60 depending upon individual circumstances and ability to pay.
The psychotherapist will expect you to tell her about the reasons you are seeking psychotherapy especially during the first assessment appointment.
She may also invite you to tell her as much as you think she needs to know about who you are and what your present life circumstances are.
The ethics of good psychotherapy practice require that whatever the client chooses to disclose during the sessions remains private.
However most psychotherapy associations, such as the British Psychoanalytic Council expect their members to consult with a senior colleague from time to time.
She may also invite you to tell her as much as you think she needs to know about who you are and what your present life circumstances are.
The ethics of good psychotherapy practice require that whatever the client chooses to disclose during the sessions remains private.
However most psychotherapy associations, such as the British Psychoanalytic Council expect their members to consult with a senior colleague from time to time.
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