Andy Maxwell

I provide therapy in three locations in central London - Gray's Inn and Lincoln's IN (both near Chancery Lane tube) and Borogh High St. (near London Bridge tube). Please contact me via email at andy@maxwelltherapy.co.uk or call me on 0743 882 6660 for your FREE 20-minute phone consultation. 

We'll discuss the issues you are struggling with at the moment, what you'd like to achieve through therapy, any concerns or questions you have about therapy and how I might best help you.

Then, if you are happy with your FREE consultation, you might like to try a 'on-off', non-commital Introductory Session to experience what it's like working with me before deciding if you'd like to commit to regular weekly sessions.

I look forward to hearing fom you soon.

Whether you are coming as a couple or as an individual, the most importantant ingredient for successful therapy is a trusting relationship with your therapist. Working with me, you'll come to better understand your problems and find meaning in them. You'll start to discover more effective ways of managing your difficulties and to make the changes you want to improve your life.

My Approach

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore yourself and your relationships 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.

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 and your relationships, so you can get to the root of your problems. This will help you develop more effective coping strategies and choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

My experience

Having worked in creative businesses for over 30 years, I've experienced how we are all creative in one way or another, particularly in the ways we adapt to cope with the problems in our daily lives.

I'm a qualified and registered therapist, working with couples and individuals. I'm also a member of the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine and provide psycotherapy to people working in the creative industries.

How we would work together

I work in a collaborative way, where you set the agenda of what you'd like to explore, and together we work toward achieving your goals. I'll offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I'll 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'd like to change and how you'd like to approach your future. As we talk, I'll draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

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

I'm 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'd like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend a FREE consultation first to discuss your difficulties and hopes about therapy. followed by a non-commital Introductory Session to experience what it's like working with me, before commiting to regular weekly sessions.

Working in-person and online have different benefits, so we would agree if either or a hybrid would work best for us.

Your first session

FREE consultation: I offer a free 20-minute phone call, where we'd discuss in general what’s troubling you, what you'd like to achieve from therapy, any concerns or questions you may have about therapy and how I might best be able to support you.

An Introductory Session: If, after your FREE consultation, you are interested in therapy, we can meet for a 'one-off', non-committal Introductory Session. I like to work collaboratively, where you set the agenda and we work together to achive your goals. We'll start to explore your struggles in more detail, the commitment you can give to therapy, possible session times, locations 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 provide therapy in three locations in central London - Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn (both near Chancery Lane tube) and Borough High St., (near London Bridge tube). Please contact me for your FREE consultation via email at andy@maxwelltherapy.co.uk or call me on 0743 882 6660. 

We'll discuss what you're going through at the moment, what you'd like to achieve with therapy, any concerns or questions you have about therapy and how I might best help you. You may then want to arrange a 'one-off' non-committal Introductory Session to experience what it's like working with me, before deciding if you'd like to meet weekly for regular therapy sessions.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

The most importantant ingredient for successful therapy is a trusting relationship. Working with me, you'll come to better understand your problems and find meaning in them. You'll start to discover more effective ways of managing your difficulties and to make the changes you want to improve your life.

My Approach

Psychotherapy and counselling provide a chance to explore yourself and your relationships 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.

Whether you're coming as an individual or as a couple, together we'll 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 and your relationships, so you can get to the root of your problems. This will help you develop more effective coping strategies and choose what you'd like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

My experience

Having worked in creative businesses for over 30 years, I've experienced how we are all creative in one way or another, particularly in the ways we adapt to cope with the problems in our daily lives.

I'm a qualified and registered therapist who works with couples and individuals. I'm also a member of the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine and provide psychotherapy for people working in the creative arts industries.

Whether you're coming as a couple or as an individual, I'll offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself. I'll 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'd like to change and how you'd like to approach your future. As we talk, I'll draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to help you find your way.

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

I'm 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'd like to feel the positive effects of therapy. So, I recommend a FREE consultation first to discuss your issues and what you'd like to achieve from therapy, followed by an Introductory Session to experience what it would be like working with me.

FREE consultation: I offer a FREE 20-minute phone call to discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might be able to support you.

An Introductory Session: If, after your FREE consultation, you're interested in therapy, we can meet for a non-committal Introductory Session. This will give us the chance to get to know each other a bit better. I like to work collaboratively, where you set the agenda of what you'd like to achieve and we work together to reach your goal. We'll talk in more detail about what you would like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible regular weekly session times, locations 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 regular daytime and evening therapy sessions in three locations in central London - Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn (both near Chancery Lane tube), and Borough High St. (near London Bridge tube). 

Please contact me for a FREE phone consultation via email at andy@maxwelltherapy.co.uk or call me on 0743 882 6660. We'll discuss what you are going through at the moment, what you'd like from therapy, any questions you have about therapy and how I might best help you. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

The most importantant ingredient for successful therapy is a trusting relationship. Working with me, you'll come to better understand your problems and find meaning in them. You'll start to discover more effective ways of managing your difficulties and to make the changes you want to improve your life.

My Approach

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

Together we'll 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 and your relationships, so you can get to the root of your problems. This will help you develop more effective coping strategies and choose what you would like to change in your life and how you might go about it.

My experience

Having worked in creative businesses for over 30 years, I've experienced how we are all creative in one way or another, particularly in the ways we adapt to cope with the problems in our daily lives.

I'm a qualified and registered therapist who specialises in working with couples and individuals. I'm also a member of the British Association of Performing Arts Medicine providing psychotherapy for people who work in the creative arts industries.

Weather you come to me as an individual or as a couple, I'll offer you a space to feel heard, understood and accepted, in all aspects of yourself and in your relationships. 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 about yourself and your relationships and how you would like to approach your future. As we talk, I'll 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 a FREE 20-minute consultation first, to discuss what you are going through at the moment, what you'd like to achieve with therapy, your concerns and any questions you have about therapy and how I might best help you. If you are happy with your consultation, I would suggest a non-committal Introductory Session to experience what it's like working with.

Working in-person and online have different benefits, so we would also discuss if either or a hybrid would would work best for us.

Your first session

FREE consultation: We'd start with a FREE 20-minute phone call, where we can discuss in general what’s troubling you and how I might best be able to support you.

Introductory Session: If, after your consultation, you are interested in therapy, we can meet in-person or online for a non-committal initial session. This will give us the chance to get to know one another a bit better and experience what it would be like working together. I like to work in a collaborative manner, where you set the agenda and together with work toward your goals. In this first session we'd talk in a bit more detail about what you'd like from therapy, your concerns about it, the commitment you can give to it, possible session times, locations 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.