Dylan Peters

I am available for face to face sessions on Monday, Thursday and Friday from 9.30am till 6pm.  The location is at 6 Northcote Road less than 5 minutes walk from Clapham Junction. The building contains dedicated therapy rooms offering a warm, safe and secure space.

I am available for some evening sessions during the working week.

On Tuesday's I am available from 12.30pm till 4.30pm from a therapy room overlooking Russell Square in Bloomsbury as an associate of Harvest Therapy. Sessions are 90 pounds at this location. Click on the link for further details.

https://harvest-therapy.co.uk/portfolio-items/dylan-peters

I am an integrative therapist entering his 50th year on this Earth and have lived in London for much of my life. I have also enjoyed travelling and experiencing different cultures. Listening to others and trying to understand their worlds is something that I have always inclined towards.

Life is dynamic and as such we must at various stages of our lives adapt in order to grow and cope with the spectrum of experiences that we will encounter. If we do not adapt we can become stuck and start to experience uneasiness, anxiety and depression. The many difficulties (and potential traumas) of childhood can play major roles in our adult life, often without us being consciously aware of their influence. Unexamined habits and outdated thought patterns can play havoc with our day-to-day lives and can really affect our relationships with ourselves and others. These difficulties and traumas can manifest as blockages to our potential. My aim is to assist you in locating these blocks, to understand them and to work through them to help unlock the positive potential within you. Your past, present, future and life's uncertainties become more manageable as you develop increased self-knowledge and explore and apply the specific techniques that work for you.

I am trained in the person-centred and psychodynamic modalities. I am here to listen to the issues you bring and empathise with how you are feeling to get a sense of how you are experencing your life. If it is appropriate for you, we will also explore childhood experiences and how they may have affected and shaped you towards the person you have become today.

I also have a special interest in existential therapy which is closely linked to philosophical concerns such as death, freedom, isolation and meaninglessness. These concerns tend to occur during intense moments of our lives such as bereavements, becoming a parent, losing a job or a partner, retirement, middle age and early adulthood. These can be important transformational periods for us. My aim is to assist you in recognising and navigating these moments and opportunities in life.

I offer a free 30 minute introductory phone or online session as we get to explore the possibilities of working together.