Linda Hafez

I am a qualified Psychotherapist, Family Practitioner, Clinical Supervisor and a registered member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy). I base my practice on working with the internal world of the client to facilitate personal growth and provide a safe confidential space where through self- exploration the client can reach their full potential.

I have offices in Dulwich and Deptford. I keep my therapeutic knowledge fresh and at first hand as part of my role in teaching counselling students in their 1st year of counselling training and am a published author. You can find my published papers on the BACP website. As well as my private practice, I also work part time as the lead clinician in a busy therapy department working with children, adults and families, managing a multidisciplinary team. I have recently taken on a part-time role as a specialist mental health mentor working with people with diagnosis who are studying at university. As a therapist I have experience in working with;

· Self-Harm

· Anxiety

· Addiction

· Bereavement

· Parenting Issues

· Family/Relationship Issues

· Depression

· Low Self Esteem

· Trauma

· Suicidal Ideation

· Domestic Violence

I am trained in and qualified to work with 1:1 and systemic Family Practice. My theoretical background is in Person Centred, Systemic modalities and CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), enabling me to meet your needs in a variety of different ways, which best suit you.

I am a qualified Psychotherapist, Family Practitioner, Supervisor and a registered member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy). I work with adults, couples, families and children, where I hold an additional Diplomas in counselling families, Children and Adolescents. My offices are based in Dulwich and Deptford. Alongside my private practice I also teach adults on their first year of counselling training.

I believe passionately that providing a safe and confidential environment enables people to identify the issues which are causing them distress and jointly work towards enhanced self understanding and development.

In 2016 I became a published author and have written a number of articles for the BACP. You can find my published papers on the BACP website. As well as my private practice, I also work as the lead clinician in a busy therapy department, managing a multidisciplinary team. As a therapist I have experience in working with;

Depression

Anxiety

Children and Adolescents

Enhanced Parent and Child Communications

Couples with relationship difficulties

Addiction

Bereavement

Family Issues

Parenting issues

Low Self Esteem

Trauma

Suicidal Ideation

Domestic Violence

Self-harm

Learning difficulties

Identity

My theoretical background is in Person Centred and Systemic modalities, but I also provide CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), which enables me to meet your needs in a variety of different ways, which best suit you.

I am available for home visits and have availability at weekends and evenings during the week.