Robert Curtis

I am a psychotherapist with over fifteen years of experience supporting individuals through loss, trauma, and relational difficulty. My work is rooted in attachment and relational psychology, shaped by my own lived experience and my work across a range of settings, and a deep understanding of how key relationships and environments influence the way we love, cope, and connect. I offer a compassionate yet challenging space that blends humour, humanity, and clinical depth — helping clients navigate the effects of institutionalisation, bereavement, addiction, and disconnection to rediscover trust, belonging, and meaning in their lives.

My clients come from a wide range of backgrounds; many have lived through profound disconnection, from family or from themselves. Some are exploring how to live with loss or trauma; others are seeking to rediscover meaning and intimacy after years of avoidance, achievement, or addiction. Together we rediscover connection, meaning, and self trust.

There are many different reasons why you may feel it is time to reach out; perhaps you feel stuck but are not quite sure why, you struggle with relationships or live in the shadow of past events. There is no such thing as a problem that is too small, too big or too ‘strange.’ You may have been finding things difficult for a long time or you may have experienced a sudden upheaval in your life. Either way, alongside my training and my own life experience I provide a safe and supportive space in which to confront the issues that you face. 

I can provide the time and space in which to reflect on the relationships, experiences and losses that have impacted your life. I can support you to gain a greater understanding of how you came to be where you are today, highlight your own power and limitations, provide new perspectives and help you to develop a deeper understanding of yourself.