Psychodynamic Therapy  | Clinical Supervision
with Louise McBride

I've provided Psychodynamic therapy to a wide and interesting variety of people, from many different backgrounds and cultures, of different sexualities and genders, many of whom have significantly changed how they think about themselves and the life they live. 

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Before becoming a Psychodynamic Therapist in 2012 I worked in the financial sector as a Learning and Development Consultant and Leader. If you're experiencing difficulties in your career or work, I can offer ways of thinking about Leadership, Group dynamics and Career development from a Psychodynamic perspective.

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I have an interest in helping people to understand how loss (in its many different forms: abandonment, death, ending of relationships, loss of self) can take root internally as crippling psychological states, such a melancholia, that can affect your capacity to have close relationships with others.  

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​​​​​​​​​​I also have an interest in linguistics; how we communicate with others and with ourselves can fundamentally impact the nature of our personal and professional relationships; how we feel about ourselves and see the world is filtered through the language we use. I'm currently studying a BA Honours in French and English Language.

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Neurodivergence is something I am deeply curious about (particularly in Women and Girls) and have undertaken basic training with the National Autistic Society.​​​​​​​​​

 

I am interested in the effects of oppression in it's many different forms.

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• Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling & Psychodynamic Therapy (University of Edinburgh)

• Postgraduate Certificate in Counselling & Psychodynamic Therapy (University of Edinburgh) 

• Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Northern Guild, Newcastle). ​

• Certificate in Online Counselling

• Certificate in Training Practice

• Currently studying BA Honours in Languages (French and English)

• Numerous CPD is undertaken continually

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I'm a ​​Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).