At some point in life, most individuals will encounter significant personal challenges or a life-changing crisis that may lead them to consider entering psychotherapy. Through a therapeutic process, one can find emotional understanding and healing, develop new personal insights and discover a constructive and innovative way of resolving any dilemmas.
The diversity of presenting problems encountered in my private practice over many years has afforded me the opportunity of having a broad clinical expertise.
The scope of my practice includes: -
- Relationship difficulties
- Divorce
- Personal development and life phase challenges
- Bereavement/grief
- Emotional and/or Behavioural problems
- Medical diagnoses/ health concerns (such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, Auto-Immune Conditions, etc.)
- Trauma/post-traumatic stress disorder
- Work related difficulties (including stress and burn-out)
- Adolescent development/life issues
- Assisting patients suffering from various mental health/psychiatric conditions such as:-
- Depression
- Bipolar disorder
- Anxiety disorders
- Sleep disorders
- Eating disorders
- Personality disorders
In addition to my private practice, I have been a clinical associate with a niche, exclusive corporate wellness programme provider since October 2000. This has offered me in-depth first-hand experience of work related issues and corporate dynamics. As work forms a central part of life, resolving any work conflicts or finding contentment and satisfaction in this arena is vital to one’s overall sense of well-being.
In my role as a clinical psychologist, I strongly believe in ongoing training and professional development and as such, I provide clinical supervision to colleagues and peers and I personally attend regular clinical and theoretical seminar groups, workshops and conferences to ensure I am abreast of current thinking, trends and practices in the mental health arena.