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Hello, I am Nicoleta and I am a Psychologist, Therapist and Trauma Specialist. I've started my career as a clinical psychologist over two decades ago and it became apparent to me quite early in my work that psychology was limited in explaining the co鈥�

I am a highly experienced mental health counsellor and psychotherapist with over 14 years of practice. I underwent intensive, specialized training in New Jersey, USA, focusing on work with individuals, families, and couples. Following my training, I 鈥�

As an integrative therapist, I have trained in the main traditions of psychotherapy. Whilst my work draws from all of them, I am able to adapt my approach to meet the needs of the client - what feels right for one person may be different for another.鈥�

Hello my name is Cai. A therapeutic process that is co created and collaborative can have a profound and lasting impact on how we perceive our self, and on how we make choices in life, by asking ourselves the most important questions : what matter鈥�

I provide professional online counselling and psychotherapy via video call and telephone. Some face to face appointments are available in the Weymouth locality. I hold qualifications to degree and post degree and masters level including; BA (Hons) Pe鈥�

**Currently accepting new clients** I am an experienced, integrative person-centred therapist focusing on supporting my clients with issues such as depression, anxiety, domestic abuse and relationship issues. I place you as my client at the centre of鈥�

I am a psychodynamic psychotherapist and counsellor, with a number of years of experience working within the NHS, charity and private sectors. I trained at the Tavistock Centre and I am a member of Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists as well as a m鈥�

I am an integrative psychotherapist, adapting to your individuality by blending multiple methods and theories including (but not limited to) person-centred therapy, attachment theory, cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and compassion-focused therapy. 鈥�

Starting therapy can feel like a big step. For some people, it marks a shift towards exploring parts of life that have felt difficult, confusing, or even off-limits. Therapy offers a safe and confidential space to bring those experiences into the ope鈥�

The process of counselling facilitates greater self-awareness and understanding of ourselves which enables us to recognise how past experiences may have shaped us and to identify patterns of behaviour that can limit us and stand in the way of leading鈥�