Lixson Cyriac

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor accredited with the BACP (British Council of counsellors and psychotherapists). I have many years of experience in working with adults. I know from my own experience that counselling provides a space to open up and get to know yourself a bit more closely and that way to live more fully and happily. If you are wondering about your life, or are faced with a difficult situation or wanting to address something that you have been carrying for a long time, I can offer you a safe space to explore them.

If you have never been to counselling, the first step could be daunting. It is normal to feel that way. I usually use the first one or two sessions, also to talk about the concerns or questions you may have about your issues or the counselling process itself. This is an opportunity for you to figure if this is for you and there is no expectation of a continued commitment at this stage. Once you decide to continue, the therapy could be time-limited (12 sessions for example) or open-ended.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental space to explore difficult and painful experiences and move on from them.

I offer an initial session with no obligation to commit to continued work. This is an opportunity for the client and therapist to assess the suitability of working together and it could be arranged by email or phone. All communications are treated in confidence. I work either online (phone, Skype, zoom) or face to face at Erith (DA8) and in Central London near Holborn. Feel free to contact me to discuss availability, suitability or method of delivery.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor accredited with the BACP (British Council of counsellors and psychotherapists). I have many years of experience in working with adults. If you are wondering about your life, or are faced with a difficult situation or wanting to address something that you have been carrying for a long time, I can help you.

If you have never been to counselling, the first step could be daunting. It is normal to feel that way. I usually use the first one or two sessions, also to talk about the concerns or questions you may have about your issues or the counselling process itself. This is an opportunity for you to figure if this is for you and there is no expectation of a continued commitment at this stage. Once you decide to continue, the therapy could be time-limited (12 sessions for example) or open-ended.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental space to explore difficult and painful experiences and move on from them.

I offer an initial session with no obligation to commit to continued work. This is an opportunity for the client and therapist to assess the suitability of working together and it could be arranged by email or phone. All communications are treated in confidence. I work either online (phone, Skype, zoom). Feel free to contact me to discuss availability.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor accredited with the BACP (British Council of counsellors and psychotherapists). I have many years of experience in working with adults. If you are wondering about your life, or are faced with a difficult situation or wanting to address something that you have been carrying for a long time, I can help you.

If you have never been to counselling, the first step could be daunting. It is normal to feel that way. I usually use the first one or two sessions, also to talk about the concerns or questions you may have about your issues or the counselling process itself. This is an opportunity for you to figure if this is for you and there is no expectation of a continued commitment at this stage. Once you decide to continue, the therapy could be time-limited (12 sessions for example) or open-ended.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental space to explore difficult and painful experiences and move on from them.

I offer an initial session with no obligation to commit to continued work. This is an opportunity for the client and therapist to assess the suitability of working together and it could be arranged by email or phone. All communications are treated in confidence. I work either online (phone, Skype, zoom). Feel free to contact me to discuss availability.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor accredited with the BACP (British Council of counsellors and psychotherapists) and have further qualifications in CBT techniques. I have many years of experience in working with adults. I know from my own experience that counselling provides a space to open up and get to know yourself a bit more closely and that way to live more fully and happily. If you are wondering about your life, or are faced with a difficult situation or want to address something that you have been carrying for a long time, I can offer you a safe space to explore them.

If you have never been to counselling, the first step could be daunting. It is normal to feel that way. I usually use the first one or two sessions, also to talk about the concerns or questions you may have about your issues or the counselling process itself. This is an opportunity for you to figure if this is for you and there is no expectation of a continued commitment at this stage. Once you decide to continue, the therapy could be time-limited (12 sessions for example) or open-ended.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental space to explore difficult and painful experiences and move on from them.

I offer an initial session with no obligation to commit to continued work. This is an opportunity for the client and therapist to assess the suitability of working together and it could be arranged by email or phone. All communications are treated in confidence. I work either online (phone, Skype, zoom) or face to face at Erith (DA8) and central London (near Holborn). Feel free to contact me to discuss availability, suitability or method of delivery.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor accredited with the BACP (British Council of counsellors and psychotherapists). I have many years of experience in working with adults. If you are wondering about your life, or are faced with a difficult situation or wanting to address something that you have been carrying for a long time, I can help you.

If you have never been to counselling, the first step could be daunting. It is normal to feel that way. I usually use the first one or two sessions, also to talk about the concerns or questions you may have about your issues or the counselling process itself. This is an opportunity for you to figure if this is for you and there is no expectation of a continued commitment at this stage. Once you decide to continue, the therapy could be time-limited (12 sessions for example) or open-ended.

I offer a safe and non-judgmental space to explore difficult and painful experiences and move on from them.

I offer an initial session with no obligation to commit to continued work. This is an opportunity for the client and therapist to assess the suitability of working together and it could be arranged by email or phone. All communications are treated in confidence. I work either online (phone, Skype, zoom). Feel free to contact me to discuss availability.