Andy Maxwell

I offer counselling in Lincoln's Inn (Chancery Lane), The West End (Tottenham Court Rd), The City (Monument) and London Bridge, and I welcome enquiries. Some daytime and evening 50-minute appointments are available, Mondays - Thursdays, 07.00-21.00.

What I can offer you

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore yourself freely and without judgement. It can be a huge relief being able to put into words your true feelings, sharing and working through them with a skilled professional who is not part of your daily life.

The most important ingredient for successful therapy is a trusting relationship. Together we will build a mutually open and honest relationship, one where you can explore your fears, difficulties and anxieties in a safe, welcoming environment. My aim is to help you gain a better understanding of yourself, so you can get to the route of your problems and find meaning in them. I will help you develop more effective skills and strategies to better cope with your problems so you can choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

I will offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I will help you become more aware of how your past experiences could be influencing the way you think, feel and behave in the present, so you can decide what you would like to change and how you would like to approach your future. As we talk, I will draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

I will invite you to try to put into words your most sensitive, vulnerable thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. This can be difficult, but we will work together, so you can start to process, understand and find some meaning in your suffering. Then, as we explore, you will begin to experience changes in the way you relate to yourself and to others.

I am dedicated to being non-discriminatory and inclusive. I welcome diversity and clients of all cultures, faiths, genders, sexualities, and identities, as well as those with different physical or mental processes and abilities. I also recognise the often-difficult relational forces at play between people with a variety of similarities and differences living in a multicultural society.

It can take longer than you would like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend an introductory phone call first, followed by an initial meeting in person to discuss your hopes for and concerns about therapy.

Free Introductory Call: I offer a free 15-minute phone or video call, where we can discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might be able to support you.

Your Initial Session: If, after our introductory call, you are interested in therapy, we can meet for an initial session. This will give us the chance to get to know one another a bit better. We can talk in a bit more detail about what you would like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible session times, location etc. and anything else that would help you decide your next step. This ‘one-off’ session would be charged at my usual rate and is without further obligation on your part.

I offer psycotherapy and counselling in The City (Monument), The West End (Tottenham Court Rd), Lincoln's Inn (Chancery Lane) and London Bridge, and I am Open to enquiries. Some daytime and evening 50-minute appontments are available, Mondays-Thursdays, 07.00-21.00.

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore your emotions freely and without judgement. Sharing and working through your feelings, thoughts and behaviours with a skilled professional who is separate from your daily life can bring you a huge relief. I will help you better understand and manage your feelings, thoughts and behaviours and support you in making the sorts of changes you’d like, to improve the quality of your life.

The most important ingredient for successful psychotherapy or counselling is a trusting relationship. Together we will build a mutually open and honest relationship, one where you can explore your fears, difficulties and anxieties in a safe, welcoming environment. My aim is to help you get to the route of your problems and find meaning in them. I will help you develop more effective skills and strategies to better cope with your problems so you can choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

I will offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I will help you become more aware of how your past experiences could be influencing the way you think, feel and behave in the present, so you can decide what you would like to change and how you would like to approach your future. As we talk, I will draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

I will invite you to try to put into words your most sensitive, vulnerable thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. This can be difficult, but we will work together, so you can start to process, understand and find some meaning in your suffering. Then, as we explore, you will begin to experience changes in the way you relate to yourself and to others.

I am dedicated to being non-discriminatory and inclusive. I welcome diversity and clients of all cultures, faiths, genders, sexualities, and identities, as well as those with different physical or mental processes and abilities. I also recognise the often-difficult relational forces at play between people with a variety of similarities and differences living in a multicultural society.

It can take longer than you would like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend a free introductory phone call first, followed by an initial meeting in person to discuss your hopes for and concerns about therapy.

I prefer to work ‘in person’, as I believe it is the most effective form of talking therapy. However, there are benefits to working online occasionally, so we may also meet via Zoom.

Your first session

Free Introductory Call: I offer a free 15-minute phone or video call, where we can discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might be able to support you.

Initial Session: If, after our introductory call, you are interested in therapy, we can meet for an initial session. This will give us the chance to get to know one another a bit better. We can talk in a bit more detail about what you would like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible session times, location etc. and anything else that would help you decide your next step. This ‘one-off’ session would be charged at my usual rate and is without further obligation on your part.

My experience

I started my professional career 30 years ago as an architect working internationally. I would creatively help clients work out which parts of their external, physical environments - their home, their workplace etc - they were having problems with, what they would like to change and how they might achieve that. I find psychotherapy and counselling process is not that dissimilar. Since then, as a qualified psychotherapist and counsellor, I've been creatively helping people work out which parts of their internal, emotional environments - their feelings, thoughts or behaviours - they are having problems with, what they would like to change about them and how they might go about achieving that.

I offer counselling in London Bridge, The West End (Tottenham Court Rd), Lincoln's Inn (Chancery Lane) and The City (Monument) and I welcome enquiries. Some daytime and evening 50-minute appointments are available, Mondays - Thursdays, 07.00-21.00.

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore your emotions freely and without judgement. Sharing and working through your feelings, thoughts and behaviours with a skilled professional who is separate from your daily life can bring you a huge relief. I will help you better understand and manage your feelings, thoughts and behaviours and support you in making the sorts of changes you’d like, to improve the quality of your life.

The most important ingredient for successful psychotherapy or counselling is a trusting relationship. Together we will build a mutually open and honest relationship, one where you can explore your fears, difficulties and anxieties in a safe, welcoming environment. My aim is to help you get to the route of your problems and find meaning in them. I will help you develop more effective skills and strategies to better cope with your problems so you can choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

I will offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I will help you become more aware of how your past experiences could be influencing the way you think, feel and behave in the present, so you can decide what you would like to change and how you would like to approach your future. As we talk, I will draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

I will invite you to try to put into words your most sensitive, vulnerable thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. This can be difficult, but we will work together, so you can start to process, understand and find some meaning in your suffering. Then, as we explore, you will begin to experience changes in the way you relate to yourself and to others.

I am dedicated to being non-discriminatory and inclusive. I welcome diversity and clients of all cultures, faiths, genders, sexualities, and identities, as well as those with different physical or mental processes and abilities. I also recognise the often-difficult relational forces at play between people with a variety of similarities and differences living in a multicultural society.

My experience

I started my professional career as an architect working internationally. I would creatively help clients work out which parts of their external, physical environments - their home, their workplace etc - they were having problems with, what they would like to change and how they might achieve that. I find psychotherapy and counselling process is not that dissimilar. Now, as qualified psychotherapist and counsellor, I creatively help people work out which parts of their internal, emotional environments - their feelings, thoughts or behaviours - they are having problems with, what they would like to change about them and how they might go about achieving that.

Where and when we would work together

It can take longer than you would like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend a free introductory phone call first, followed by an initial meeting in person to discuss your hopes for and concerns about therapy.

I prefer to work ‘in person’, as I believe it is the most effective form of talking therapy. However, there are benefits to working online occasionally, so we may also meet via Zoom.

Your first session

Free Introductory Call: I offer a free 15-minute phone or video call, where we can discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might be able to support you.

Initial Session: If, after our introductory call, you are interested in therapy, we can meet for an initial session. This will give us the chance to get to know one another a bit better. We can talk in a bit more detail about what you would like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible session times, location etc. and anything else that would help you decide your next step. This ‘one-off’ session would be charged at my usual rate and is without further obligation on your part.

I offer counselling in The West End (Tottenham Court Rd), Lincoln's Inn (Chancery Lane), The City (Monument) and London Bridge, and I welcome enquiries. Some daytime and evening 50-minute appointments are available, Monday - Thursday, 07.00-21.00.

How I can Help You

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore yourself freely and without judgement. It can be a huge relief being able to put into words your true feelings, thoughts and behaviours - sharing and working through them with a skilled professional who is not part of your daily life.

The most important ingredient for successful therapy is a trusting relationship. Together we will build a mutually open and honest relationship, one where you can explore your fears, difficulties and anxieties in a safe, welcoming environment. My aim is to help you gain a better understanding of yourself, so you can get to the route of your problems and find meaning in them. I will help you develop more effective skills and strategies to better cope with your problems so you can choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

How we would work together

I will offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I will help you become more aware of how your past experiences could be influencing the way you think, feel and behave in the present, so you can decide what you would like to change and how you would like to approach your future. As we talk, I will draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

I will invite you to try to put into words your most sensitive, vulnerable thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. This can be difficult, but we will work together, so you can start to process, understand and find some meaning in your suffering. Then, as we explore, you will begin to experience changes in the way you relate to yourself and to others.

I am dedicated to being non-discriminatory and inclusive. I welcome diversity and clients of all cultures, faiths, genders, sexualities, and identities, as well as those with different physical or mental processes and abilities. I also recognise the often-difficult relational forces at play between people with a variety of similarities and differences living in a multicultural society.

Where and when we would work together

It can take longer than you would like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend an introductory phone call first, followed by an initial meeting in person to discuss your hopes for and concerns about therapy.

I prefer to work ‘in person’, as I believe it is the most effective form of talking therapy. However, there are benefits to working online occasionally, so we may also meet via Zoom.

Your first session

Free Introductory Call: I offer a free 15-minute phone or video call, where we can discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might be able to support you.

Initial Session: If, after our introductory call, you are interested in therapy, we can meet for an initial session. This will give us the chance to get to know one another a bit better. We can talk in a bit more detail about what you would like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible session times, location etc. and anything else that would help you decide your next step. This ‘one-off’ session would be charged at my usual rate and is without further obligation on your part.