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Local rooms for psychotherapy


Robh

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I am a psychiatrist in training to be a psychoanalyst who lives locally and is looking for a room or rooms to practice psychotherapy in. I have a couple of colleagues on the same course also looking for a similar thing in this area. The training cases are taken on a charitable basis so we would be looking for a setting that is conducive to therapy, but also affordable. We all work in Denmark Hill, so the closer to there the better, though would look further afield in Dulwich and Brixton.
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I meet with my 1-2-1 and couple coaching clients at Goose Green Clinic. I know there are 2 or 3 pyschotherapists who work from there too. The admin is great and the rates are pretty reasonable. Feel free to get in touch if you need more information: [email protected]
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