My name is Christine Pericleous and I am a qualified psychotherapist since 1998. I trained with the Arbours Association where I gained a solid theoretical training and a unique clinical work experience in Therapeutic Communities and Crisis Centre placements which helped lay the foundation for my work with people in emotional distress. I am a UKCP registered psychoanalytic psychotherapist practicing in Palmers Green, North London.
I offer a safe and containing space. I see people who are struggling with depression, anxiety and stress, low self-esteem and confidence, relationship problems and workplace issues. I offer psychoanalytic psychotherapy in English and Greek Cypriot dialect. Currently I am working in the NHS with people in crisis, the voluntary sector with parents of children under age five and also in my own private practice based in North London.
I offer a safe and containing space. I see people who are struggling with depression, anxiety and stress, low self-esteem and confidence, relationship problems and workplace issues. I offer psychoanalytic psychotherapy in English and Greek Cypriot dialect. Currently I am working in the NHS with people in crisis, the voluntary sector with parents of children under age five and also in my own private practice based in North London.
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Psychoanalytic psychotherapy focuses on the feelings we have about other people, especially our family and those we are close to.
Treatment involves discussing past experiences and how these may have led to our present situation and also how these past experiences may be affecting our life now.
The understanding gained frees the person to make choices about what happens in the future.
Psychoanalytic psychodynamic psychotherapy may involve quite brief therapy for specific difficulties.
If your problems are long-standing, treatment may mean attending regular sessions on an ongoing basis.
Treatment involves discussing past experiences and how these may have led to our present situation and also how these past experiences may be affecting our life now.
The understanding gained frees the person to make choices about what happens in the future.
Psychoanalytic psychodynamic psychotherapy may involve quite brief therapy for specific difficulties.
If your problems are long-standing, treatment may mean attending regular sessions on an ongoing basis.
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