Augusta Annesley

My Teddington practice is located 10 minutes from both Teddington and Hampton Wick train stations and can be easily reached by bus (285, 281, 33 and R67). There is also ample parking.

My Central London Practice is located at 4.  Wimpole Street and is close to Cavendish Sq, the nearest tube stations being Oxford Circus and Bond St.

I am an integrative psychotherapist with a particular interest in relational psychoanalysis. This means that I work looking at a person's experiences of the past and childhood and how these impact upon their present relationships. I have a background working in the criminal justice system but I retrained to become a psychotherapist when I found myself increasingly interested in the therapeutic elements of my work. 

An initial consultation provides the opportunity to discuss whether a limited number of sessions or open-ended therapy would be helpful, depending on individual needs. Some people come with specific difficulties of a recent nature and are helped with time-limited, focused counselling. Others may have emotional difficulties that have troubled them for some time or may feel confusing and can be helped with longer-term counselling or psychotherapy. Regular sessions as well as more frequent sessions if needed, provide consistent support for working more gradually on a deeper level. This process offers the possibility of long-lasting change.

I am an integrative psychotherapist with a particular interest in relational psychoanalysis. This means that I work looking at a person's experiences of the past and of childhood and how these impact upon their present relationships.

This can illuminate patterns of behaviour or psychological difficulties which may have formed over time that contribute to finding things hard going, anxiety provoking or bleak. I have a background working in the criminal justice system but I retrained to become a psychotherapist when I found myself increasingly interested in the therapeutic elements of my work and as I gained experience proving that the crucible for change lies within the therapeutic relationship.