Richard Papworth

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development.

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development.

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development.

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development. 

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It  will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development.

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.

My sessions are held exclusively via video and telephone calls, which allows for greater flexibility and convenience for you.

As a trained psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer a confidential, welcoming, and non-judgemental space to talk about what you are finding difficult in your life. My skills as a therapist are supported by my background working across a diverse range of mental health and caring environments, and I am experienced in working with clients with stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of being angry, upset, stuck, or confused. I believe that the working relationship is key to productive therapy, and through a compassionate approach I can help you to explore issues at your own pace to understand yourself better.

I am a registered member of the BACP, with my practice underpinned by professional ethics, ongoing supervision, and continual professional development.

When starting psychotherapy or counselling there are many styles and modalities available, each of which works in its own way. While certain types of therapy can be considered more suitable for particular issues, often the determining factor is personal preference. Psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling has a distinct focus on events which have troubled us in the past, although we might not have awareness of them, and continue to trouble us in the present often through repeated patterns.

There might not be any defined areas of concern for clients, and issues can be deep-seated; however, the therapeutic relationship aims to bring these aspects into consciousness in a manageable way so that they may be worked through safely. While psychodynamic psychotherapeutic counselling is often open-ended and can span several years, short courses of six months or less have also shown to be effective. 

Our first meeting will be a combined assessment and 'getting-to-know-you' session. It will be used both to discuss why you are looking for therapy and what you would like to talk about, and also for us to see how we work together. It is important that when you are engaging in therapy your needs are being met, and finding the right therapist for you is integral to that.