Therapies for Adults
Psychotherapy

A psychotherapist or counselling is trained to help you express your thoughts and feelings.  This is turn can improve your mental-emotional health and your sense of well-being.  It can also help you to get more out of life. Anyone can benefit from psychotherapy, whether or not they are experiencing difficulties.

Psychotherapists and counsellors are trained to help you express your thoughts and feelings and explore what comes up when you do. They listen and provide a non-judgmental space so you can feel heard and understood.

For more information, please visit: www.psychotherapy.org.uk.

Therapists that offer Psychotherapy

Sappho Morgan

Sappho Morgan

Age groups treated:

Adults

Availability:

Monday mornings and Wednesday evenings

Contact:

07967383103

As your therapist I will provide a safe space in which you can explore any emotional, social or mental health issues. In therapy sessions with me you can express your feelings and gain deeper insight into yourself and your relationships with others. Our sessions are confidential, so you can talk about things you might not feel comfortable discussing with anyone else. The goal is to help you find better ways to cope and to bring about changes in the way you think and behave that will improve your mental and emotional well-being.

Therapy can be short or long term. The number of sessions will depend on the depth and complexity of the issues you want to resolve. It is unusual for therapy to last for less than six sessions, and some types of therapy may last for two years or more.

As an integrative therapist I use a range of approaches and methods and tailor the approach to each individual client. I work on the basis that that there is no 'one size fits all' approach. There is an emphasis on the therapeutic relationship between therapist and client.

Therapy can benefit anyone facing issues such as:

  • anxiety
  • feelings of depression, sadness, grief or emptiness
  • inability to cope
  • problems dealing with stress or recovering from stressful situations
  • lack of confidence/self-esteem or extreme shyness
  • coping with the effects of abuse
  • extreme mood swings
  • difficulty making or sustaining relationships, or repeatedly becoming involved in unsatisfying or destructive relationships
  • sexual problems
  • difficulties coming to terms with losses such as bereavement, divorce or loss of employment
  • eating disorders
  • self-harm
  • obsessive behaviour
  • panic attacks and phobia
  • addiction

Therapy can also help you to develop new perspectives and discover alternative options if you are stuck or at a crossroads in your life.