Ban Hassanzadeh

I am a psychotherapist (MBACP) based in London and I have a Masters in Integrative Psychotherapy & Counselling. I offer sessions both online and in person. 

I would describe my practice as combining warmth with appropriate challenge. At times, I may do more than sit back and nod; I am not a blank slate or a traditional therapist. I believe in a therapeutic relationship that is genuine and in open and honest conversations.

I have broad range of experience including working with relationship issues, attachment, anxiety and depression. Having worked in the fitness industry for over 10 years, I also have extensive experience of working with issues related to body-image, eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder BED, orthorexia) and disordered eating. I follow HAES (Health at every size) principles and I am firmly against diet-culture and weight stigma. 

My therapeutic approach involves drawing on more than one modality to best suit your individual needs. I have trained in the three primary modalities, psychodynamic, humanistic (person-centred) and CBT.

In my practice, however, I predominantly work within a psychodynamic framework. This means that in our work together we will explore how your current feelings & behaviours are shaped by your past experiences and unconscious processes.

Psychodynamic therapy is deep work, often long-term, and is best facilitated through a strong therapeutic relationship. 

I offer a free optional 10 minute pre-consultation assessment call to give you the opportunity to ask any questions and to find out whether we might be the right fit.

Our initial meeting will be an 90 minute consultation assessment (£120.00). This meeting will allow me the opportunity to ask questions, to find out about you, your history and background, to identify your reasons for seeking therapy and for us to agree on your therapeutic goals.

Regular sessions are 50 minutes each and are on a weekly basis and are held at the same time/day each week. I offer both long term and open-ended therapy. 

I am a psychotherapist (MBACP) based in London, Fulham and I have a Masters in Integrative Psychotherapy & Counselling. I offer sessions both online and in person.

I would describe my practice as combining warmth with appropriate challenge. At times, I may do more than sit back and nod; I am not a blank slate or a traditional therapist. I believe in a therapeutic relationship that is genuine and in open and honest conversations.

I have broad range of experience including working with relationship issues, attachment, anxiety and depression. Having worked in the fitness industry for over 10 years, I also have extensive experience of working with issues related to body-image, eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder BED, orthorexia) and disordered eating. I follow HAES (Health at every size) principles and I am firmly against diet-culture and weight stigma. 

My therapeutic approach involves drawing on more than one modality to best suit your individual needs. I have trained in the three primary modalities, psychodynamic, humanistic (person-centred) and CBT.

In my practice, however, I predominantly work within a psychodynamic framework. This means that in our work together we will explore how your current feelings & behaviours are shaped by your past experiences and unconscious processes.

Psychodynamic therapy is deep work, often long-term, and is best facilitated through a strong therapeutic relationship. 

I offer a free optional 10 minute pre-consultation assessment call to give you the opportunity to ask any questions and to find out whether we might be the right fit.

Our initial meeting will be an 90 minute consultation assessment (£120.00). This meeting will allow me the opportunity to ask questions, to find out about you, your history and background, to identify your reasons for seeking therapy and for us to agree on your therapeutic goals.

Regular sessions are 50 minutes each and are on a weekly basis and are held at the same time/day each week. I offer both long term and open-ended therapy. 

I am an Integrative psychotherapist (MBACP) based in London. I have a Masters in Integrative Psychotherapy & Counselling. I offer sessions both online and in person.

I would describe my practice as combining warmth with appropriate challenge. At times, I may do more than sit back and nod; I am not a blank slate or a traditional therapist. I believe in a therapeutic relationship that is genuine and in open and honest conversations.

I have broad range of experience including working with relationship issues, attachment, anxiety and depression. Having worked in the fitness industry for over 10 years, I also have extensive experience of working with issues related to body-image, eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder BED, orthorexia) and disordered eating. I follow HAES (Health at every size) principles and I am firmly against diet-culture and weight stigma. 

My therapeutic approach involves drawing on more than one modality to best suit your individual needs. I have trained in the three primary modalities, psychodynamic, humanistic (person-centred) and CBT.

In my practice, however, I predominantly work within a psychodynamic framework. This means that in our work together we will explore how your current feelings & behaviours are shaped by your past experiences and unconscious processes.

Psychodynamic therapy is deep work, often long-term, and is best facilitated through a strong therapeutic relationship. 

I offer a free optional 10 minute pre-consultation assessment call to give you the opportunity to ask any questions and to find out whether we might be the right fit.

Our initial meeting will be an 90 minute consultation assessment. This meeting will allow me the opportunity to ask questions, to find out about you, your history and background, to identify your reasons for seeking therapy and for us to agree on your therapeutic goals.

Regular sessions are 50 minutes each and are held weekly at the same time/day each week. I offer long-term and open-ended therapy.