David Dixon: Psychodynamic Psychotherapist, London, SE1 London, E8
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David Dixon

Psychodynamic psychotherapist
London SE1 , London E8
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About Me

Hello and welcome to my website. My name is David Dixon and I am an experienced, qualified and registered psychotherapist and counsellor located in London Bridge and Hackney. I work full time in private practice within easy reach of Liverpool Street, the City, Central London, Islington and Shoreditch. I also offer online or telephone counselling.

Whatever your reason for making contact, psychotherapy can help you understand what you are going through and support you as you face difficult thoughts and feelings. Everyone can find life overwhelming at times. As a professional psychotherapist I provide a safe and confidential space in which to talk about and explore what is troubling you so that together we can start to make sense of your feelings and concerns.

Psychotherapy is a unique experience for everyone but starts with sitting together in a private space and talking about whatever feelings and thoughts you wish to bring. I will try to help you look at these from the perspective of the relationships you have in your everyday life, sometimes those from the past and at times, the relationship we have to each other when we meet. For example, you might wish to talk about a feeling of depression or an inability to engage with the world around you. A psychotherapeutic approach might be to explore the shape of this depression and what purpose it may serve for you and those around you. Over time, a better understanding of the underlying motives and causes of your problem can lead to a greater sense of integration and control in your life and, importantly, to more authentic relationships with others.

I have helped people in the past who have experienced difficulties such as stress and anxiety, bereavement, redundancy, depression and feelings of hopelessness, addiction, relationship and sexual problems, family problems and concerns and difficulties with anger and I have many years of experience of dealing with workplace issues.

If you would like to know more please call or send me an email so we can talk briefly about what you would like and, if appropriate, arrange an initial meeting. This is without commitment but is simply to give a sense of how we might work together and importantly, for you to see if I am the right person for you. Everything will be treated with the utmost confidence. This initial meeting would be for 50 minutes. If you decide you would like to continue then we would meet each week for 50 minutes on a mutually agreed day and time.

My London Bridge consulting room is on Borough High Street, 5 minutes walk from London Bridge or Borough stations.
My Hackney consulting room is on Dalston Lane, Hackney, 5 minutes walk from Dalston Junction and Dalston Kingsland Overground stations 

All our communications will be confidential. I adhere to strict professional standards maintained by the UK Conference for Pychotherapy (UKCP) and have full indemnity insurance, receive regular professional clinical supervision and undertake continual professional development.

 

 

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Locations

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First Practice
Address
David Dixon Psychotherapy
100 Borough High Street
London Bridge
London
SE1 1LB

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Second Practice
Address
David Dixon Psychotherapy
23-25 Dalston Lane
Dalston
London
E8 3DF

Issues often worked with

Anxiety
Bereavement
Couple relationships
Depression
Family issues
Gender diversity
Interpersonal relationships

Types of therapy

Psychodynamic

Therapy offered

In person
On video

Client groups

Adult

Fees

£90

Training and qualifications

Post-graduate Diploma in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from WPF. Member of UKCP, BPC, FPC

Verified professional membership

UK Council for Psychotherapy