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Personalised Therapy for you

Therapy combines self-exploration with practical coping strategies, grounded in evidence-based practices, to help you navigate life’s challenges. At Handy Psychology, I specialise in a range of approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), and Integrative Therapy.


Counselling and psychotherapy provide a safe, confidential space where we work collaboratively to address your unique needs. Whether you prefer Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness -Based Therapy (MBT) or another method, I tailor therapy to suit you, empowering you to achieve your personal goals.


I offer support for various challenges, including depression, anxiety, ADHD, relationship issues, and work stress.


Scroll down to explore the therapies available and find the path that works best for you.

Phone

+44 (0) 7873980028

Email

info@handypsychology.com

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Session Length: Each session lasts 50 minutes.


Session Frequency: Weekly sessions are typically recommended to maintain momentum in therapy. However, fortnightly sessions can be arranged to accommodate your individual needs.


Total Number of Sessions: There is no minimum number of sessions required. The total number of sessions can be agreed upon during your initial therapy session.


Languages: In addition to English, I also offer therapy in Greek. This ensures that you can express yourself comfortably in the language you are most familiar with.


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Counselling vs. Psychotherapy

Counselling focuses on helping individuals navigate specific challenges, life events, or emotional difficulties in a supportive, short-term setting (from 5-10 sessions). It is often solution-focused, providing tools and guidance to manage immediate concerns.

Psychotherapy explores deeper into understanding and addressing complex emotional and psychological patterns. It often involves long-term work (from several months to years), to explore underlying causes of mental health issues, promoting lasting personal growth and change.

Find the therapy that fits you best

Therapy Processes

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Phase 1

Getting Started

This is the starting point, where emotions and thoughts feel tangled and overwhelming, bringing feelings of confusion or distress. Here, we focus on building trust and starting to untangle these "knots" together, creating a foundation for growth.

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Phase 2

Exploration

Here, we explore your thoughts, emotions, and patterns to uncover the root of your challenges. Together, we simplifying the complexities of your experience, bringing clarity and insight that guide you toward understanding and growth.

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Phase 3

Working Together

In this phase, real change takes root. Now, complicated feelings begin to transform into something clearer and more manageable. Together, we’ll use various techniques to foster growth, build new skills, and make lasting changes.

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Phase 4

Moving Forward

The final phase represents true growth and healing, as overwhelmed feelings blossom into clarity, resilience, and confidence. By now, you feel empowered, equipped with the tools and insights to face future challenges and thrive independently.