Fiona-Jane Thompson

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Why therapy with Fiona-Jane?

I am an  UKCP Registered (Accredited) Psychotherapist and a Registered Member of BACP as a Registered counsellor. I undertook a 5- year clinical integrative psychotherapy MSc  level 7 training in the UK.   My background is in the  NHS, charity sector, industry and private practice. 

I draw upon psychodynamic, relational, existential and trauma theories as an integrative therapist to think about the past, present and future. 

People come to therapy with me for many reasons. I have worked with people, from different backgrounds, suffering from overwhelming anxieties, despair and depression. Living like this can often be linked with self criticism and criticism towards others. People may experience low self esteem, shame and isolation. They may not understand their feelings and behaviours. People may begin to question why relationship patterns persist and they may feel very stuck.

Grief arsing from a traumatic bereavement, including baby, child, parent, friend, colleague, pet, termination, miscarriage, homicide, suicide, may too evoke a wide range of difficult feelings making it hard to cope.

​In my experience, therapy can help un-addressed difficulties feel more manageable. It can be a catalyst for growth and healing. Whilst the facts of the past cannot be changed, your story can be updated in therapy.

​I work with people’s concerns in a safe, confidential, ethical and professional psychotherapy/counselling.  I offer therapy that is inclusive of culture, race,  gender identity and faith. 

My private practice is based at  Clapham  and at Northcote Therapy Rooms in Battersea, London SW11. 

I offer 50 minute weekly sessions as this can help support the process  of the therapy work. 

BAC Payment is required immediately after a session and on the same day. 

The first 50 minute session is charged at a full negotiated rate,  and I will invite you to discuss  your current situation, past history, reasons for seeking therapy or counselling now, and any past therapy or counselling experiences. Notice period for planned holidays and cancellation policy will be discussed too.  I may ask more questions in a first session than usual and you are welcome to ask me questions.  Finding the right person to work with is important. If  I do not think that I am able to help then I will  say. If  you decide you wish to go elsewhere, then please let me know your decision promptly so that I'm not holding the session space  for you.