Emily Moore

I see clients week days and week evenings.

It can be difficult to know where to begin when reading therapist profiles. Most of us work with the challenges of being human: anxiety, depression, loneliness, career and professional concerns, relationship problems, questions of meaning, the persistent sense that something does not feel quite right. What might be most useful for you to know is how I actually think about therapy, and what it might be like to work with me.

I work with people who seek a deeper relationship with themselves. Usually, our patterns have developed for good reasons. Understanding them can create more freedom to decide what still serves you and what no longer does.

You might feel that you are at a crossroads in your life, or experience a sense of 'stuckness'. You might find yourself acting in ways that seem in conflict with what you want. You might feel that something exists, just out of conscious awareness, which drives you. I offer a stable space in which we can become curious about these aspects of your life, together.

I trained in Integrative psychotherapy, with a strong interest in childhood and attachment dynamics.

I pay close attention to the unconscious, the imaginative and the symbolic aspects of your inner life. I have experience in working with addiction, early life and family trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, codependence and relational abuse. My work has also encompassed sexuality and sexual identity, difficulties around sex and intimacy.

If you are interested in working together, do reach out to arrange an initial meeting in which we can explore what it might be like to work together. This is free of charge and I do not require an assessment to be completed prior to meeting.