Dr David Mair

I have over twenty-five year's experience as a therapist.  I've worked in many different settings from universities to charities, and I've run a private practice for nearly all that time.  My work focuses on supporting you through the challenges you are facing: relationship issues, bereavement, anxiety, depression... At the heart of therapy is the relationship which develops between us; I will give you time and space to explore and think through the issues which have brought you to me - for as long as feels helpful.  

My approach to therapy is integrative - drawing on psychodynamic, existential and cognitive approaches to understanding human distress.  I believe that change occurs when we feel supported to take meaningful steps in line with our deeply held values.  But counselling is not just about making change: it can also be a way of accessing support when we are facing testing times in life - and I aim to be alongside through whatever difficult you are facing.

I have a Doctorate in Psychotherapy (Metanoia/Middlesex University, 2010); an MA in Counselling (University of Birmingham, 1999) and a Certificate in Marital and Couple Counselling (RELATE 1999).  

Please visit my website for further information and for answers to common questions from people who are thinking about coming for therapy.  I look forward to hearing from you.

The use of the title Dr in this directory listing relates to the member’s doctorate qualification. However, this does not imply a general medical qualification.

Supportive, collaborative supervision for therapists working privately/in organisations with individuals and couples.

Over the years, I have undertaken several short-term trainings in clinical supervision. I have supervised trainee therapists for many years within organisations, as well as volunteer therapists working in charity settings.

Please feel free to contact me for an initial discussion about your work/supervision requirements.