Psychotherapists Holborn-Strand-Covent Garden

What is Psychoanalysis? What is psychoanalysis: the inquiry could echo the response “It is what it is,” yet this is an answer equalling the reply of a god, which psychoanalysis is not, neither is a panacea representing a tyrannical oath promising to cure one’s suffering with a special modus operandi- techniques are the weapons of those who cannot understand freedom and responsibility, and with whom philanthropy collects a dreadful meaning; and, within these musical notes of thought, Lacanian Psychoanalysis, any decent psychoanalysis cored on those ethics, in general, represents the human right to speak up, to form one’s own ways of life- and death. From the moment one attempts, or, even worst, to answer that question - What is psychoanalysis - in the formula of one statement for the minds of all, with the confidence of the dictator, one does practise at the very best case scenario a bad psychotherapy- for, psychoanalysis, is something created with each one of the analysands, as much as the analyst who is gratified to lack of memory so to accommodate that novel desire by the subject of the unconscious. Psychoanalysis cannot be but a plasmatic breathing liberty within a geometry of motion, within the process of which, a subject creates the soil for its own idiomatic tongue: that is why it is an enigma, not to be answered but to be formed, which, among other things, paints the beauty and the plurality of human subjectivity. A subject begins by conversing the speech into silen

A broad range of emotional problems are treated in a safe and supportive environment by this psychotherapist and counsellor at her two London clinics. The clinics are located at Covent Garden and Coldbath Square. Cognitive behavioural therapy and existential therapy are the two expert therapies offered by her and her aim is to help patients come to terms with and solve their problems and lead a better quality of life after treatments. Conditions treated include addictions, anxiety and depression, problems with relationships, problems affecting children, addictions and abuse and stress related problems.