Jennie Hogan

I currently have availability during the day.

For 20 years I have been listening, supporting and helping others  understand themselves better so that life can feel manageable and meaningful.

By meeting once or twice every week we can think deeply and honestly about you. This may include thinking about your life- both in the past and present. You may want to talk about a traumatic event, or maybe life feels meaningless and you want to know why. 

Together we can discover patterns of behaviour or relationships  that may make life feel difficult, painful or harmful.

In a non-judgemental setting that is peaceful, calm and centrally located we can begin to develop a creative connection with each other.

I am a qualified and registered psychodynamic psychotherapist.

I have  post-graduate degrees from Cambridge University, Birkbeck, and Roehampton University of London in Theology, English Literature, and Psychotherapy, respectively. 

I have gained  a two year infant observation Certificate from the British Psychotherapy Foundation, winning the Gold award for the Esther Solomon Prize. 

I contribute to academic journals and publications, such as The Journal of Psychodynamic Practice. 

 I am well equipped, experienced, and committed to helping you make sense of yourself and your life.

As a member of the following organisations I work according to their ethical and professional guidelines:

• British Psychoanalytic Council.
  
•  British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
  
• The Foundation for Psychotherapy and Counselling
  

The first session with me is a consultation. This lasts up to an hour and a half. You can begin to tell me about yourself and what you feel you might need and want from therapy.

We  can then think about whether we might work well together and be a good fit. 

There is no paperwork and no additional cost.

 You are free to decide whether or not you would like to being therapy with me.