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Group Psychotherapy
Group therapy is based on the theory that many of the difficulties that people experience, such as worries, on-
Group Therapy is different from individual therapy because many of the helpful events take place between the members of the group rather than solely between the therapist and patient. Unlike individual therapy, there is a range of group members in the therapeutic space who can speak to similar experiences or provide different perspectives. Some members also appreciate there being no pressure to always speak in the group; for much can be gained from listening and reflecting on the experiences that others’ bring.
Find a Group Therapist in London at the Bloomsbury Therapy Centre
Here you will find brief details of Group Therapists working at the Centre. Follow the links for further details.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss anything about the therapy offered, you can contact each therapist directly.
Group Therapy
Two types of Group Therapy are offered at the Bloomsbury Therapy Centre.
Group Psychoanalysis
Group Psychoanalysis is used by people to understand themselves more deeply in order to change unfulfilling aspects of their lives. Group work is based on the idea that human beings are fundamentally social beings, whose lives are inextricably linked with other people in many ways. Some people prefer to work in a group as this offers them another context in which to explore and resolve their difficulties, and work towards more satisfying ways of relating.
Groups can also help those who find it difficult to express their feelings and needs. Ironically we sometimes feel that it is harder to share private things with others, but finding out that we are not alone in our difficulties and benefiting from other's perspectives can be helpful.
Dr Dean Flanagan B.Sc., P.G.C.E., D.Ch.Ed.Psych. CPsychol.
Practitioner Psychologist
Work Focus
My work focus is with young people (14 to 25 years) who are experiencing psychological difficulties with anxiety, low mood, relationships, loss, learning as well as life transitions and questions of identity.
I offer both individual and group psychotherapy. My preferred therapeutic approach is psychodynamic, but I have the training, skills and experience to draw upon a range of psychological models to best meet your needs and goals.
Contact Details
Phone: 020 3835 6408
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