
Geri Russo Relational Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist & Group Analyst MA, BPC, UKCP, MBACP
Tel: 07932 723770
Who can benefit from psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy can help those who:
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Feel anxious and unable to cope with the burdens of life
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Experience an underlying sense of sadness or dissatisfaction
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Possess a lack confidence or feel they are not adequately fulfilling their potential
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Experience difficulty making or sustaining relationships or who are repeatedly drawn into unhappy partnerships
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Find it hard to come to terms with a life change such as bereavement, divorce or job loss
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Express emotional problems through physical symptoms
Psychotherapy has been repeatedly clinically demonstrated to be of benefit for most people in most situations.
Benefits following a course of psychotherapy treatment might include:
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The lifting of a depression
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No longer feeling afraid or angry or anxious
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A significant lessening of distress, depression or anxiety
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Better able to cope with social or family relationships, and so receive more satisfaction from them
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You may better understand your personal goals and values and thus enabling you to grow and mature as a person