Dominic Palmer-Brown

I have availability online, and in person near Regents Park, in  Central London, during the day and early evenings on weekdays.

I offer a confidential space, in person or online, in which to explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences. This allows us to consider your concerns compassionately, with an openness to whatever issues you would like to bring.

My approach is guided by a deep affinity for a client's wish to lead a more fulfilling life by coming to terms with the past, living fully in the present, and embracing the challenges and possibilities of the future. In therapy, we explore how you can be at home in the world in a way that feels right for you.

Aside from my training as a psychotherapist and counsellor, my career has involved mentoring, teaching, tutoring, research and leadership in several of the UK’s most diverse universities; and this has given me an understanding of the challenges of balancing work and life.

I researched neural networks for my doctorate, and as a professor in several universities. My interest in neuroscience has given me an understanding of the embodied impact of experiences, and the remarkable potential for development in each of us.

I often work with clients who are experiencing difficulties in personal relationships, such as separation or divorce (https://youtu.be/E_a0BWfFqMI), or in employment or social life. These difficulties may include anxiety, self-doubt, perfectionism, bereavement, depression, lack of purpose, or the impacts of abuse and other forms of trauma.

I have completed training to masters level (with distinction) in psychotherapy and counselling, focusing on existential therapy. I am a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.

We can have a telephone conversation before a first session. 

The first full session is an opportunity to consider what you would like from therapy and how we can work together; to assess where you are in your life at the moment, the journey that led you to this point, and the concerns that you would like to address in therapy.