Robert Evans

Psychodynamic psychotherapy is concerned with viewing a person as a whole. This means several things such as holding in mind the impact of the past upon our lives. Until we can see how the past influences us it can be difficult to know what changes we need to make in the present. Secondly, we all experience life in a uniquely personal manner which means that it requires time to uncover and untangle how something feels and what it might mean to us. There are times when we experience a rage or an anxiety, a depression or another difficulty, and we find ourselves repeating old or familiar patterns. Psychotherapy is concerned with getting to root of our difficulties and offers a way of exploring underlying obstacles and problems which may not be accessible to our usual ways of thinking.

I trained at the Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust and I am a Registered Member of the British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC) as well as a Registered and Accredited Member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (Â鶹ԭ´´).

I have worked in general practice and outpatient services and currently work at Cambridge University and the Counselling Foundation in Hertfordshire. I also work privately in St Albans. A desire to understand yourself better, and perhaps function better in the world may be sufficient motivation to engage in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. 

Individual appointments last 50 minutes and are held at regular intervals, at least once weekly, and sometimes more often depending on your specific situation.

I charge £70 per session.