Stephane Mayoux

I currently have some available time-slots. 

I work Tuesdays to Fridays, generally from 8am to 7pm. I see clients face-to-face with video sessions being considered only when there is no alternative.

I see clients once a week, some times more often if required.

I alert clients of my annual leave in advance, generally at the start of every year. I tend to take time off at the end of the calendar year, at Easter and in August. 

If I need to travel for work I alert my clients at least one month in advance. 

Our lives can sometimes feel overwhelming. Therapy is a time and a space to be heard, to build awareness, strength and spontaneity. The conversations between client and therapist are unique and precious. Beyond techniques, tools and training, research shows that a successful therapy tends to be based on a relationship, on trust, collaboration and true listening. As a psychotherapist, I am inviting you to explore your own story, in the presence of an attentive and reflective fellow traveller. I work both in English and in French, with clients from diverse countries, ethnicities and cultures.

I am used to working with a wide range of emotions, including anxiety and depression. I have joined a group of psychotherapists focusing on the treatment of Borderline structures. Some of my clients have survived traumas, including abuse. Some of them need to learn how to understand and manage stress, panic attacks and nightmares. At all times, I keep a non-judgemental stance, aiming to support you in your search for meaning, strength and relations. 

My training is in relational Transactional Analysis (TA). Our approach originates in psychoanalysis and is rooted in humanist philosophy. I believe in our shared humanity, whatever our histories, perspectives and values. I believe there is profound worth in all of us. If you feel the time has come to explore your own self, feel free to get in touch with me.

If required, I offer a short (20 to 30 minutes), free session on Zoom so that clients can share more details about their exploration and get a first understanding of the way I work. It also allows me to get a sense of whether I can be of help.