Agi Macskovics

Life can throw up numerous unexpected challenges and it is my aim to help you better understand and to work through these events. At times we all benefit from having a safe space where we can reflect on what is truly bothering us and how we can overcome our internal and external conflicts.

As a psychodynamic psychotherapist it is my aim to provide that safe, non-judgemental space and allow you to explore your own, often unconscious, thoughts and patterns and how some of your unconsciously held beliefs might be shaping your external life. Within this therapeutic setting all parts of you is welcome, even the parts you rarely want to share with others.

Everyone has the power and ability to change, but sometimes we all need a helping hand to make it happen. I support my clients through their journey understanding and overcoming their depression, anxiety or traumatic experiences with the firm belief that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, even though the journey to get there might feel difficult to begin with, I will walk that path with you.

My therapeutic approach considers how our mind and bodies are intertwined, but also recognises that everyone's experience is unique. This uniqueness is reflected in my work with all my clients where my approach remains individual, and tailor made to each presenting issue.

About Me

I hold an MSc in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from Birkbeck University, and a Level 4 qualification in Integrative Therapy. 

Throughout my career I worked as a psychodynamic therapist for the NHS and within a community counselling setting as well as an integrative therapist in multiple secondary schools. 

This diverse training allows me to tailor my approach to your unique needs and circumstances, integrating evidence-based techniques while maintaining a focus on the therapeutic relationship.