Jonathan Rowell - MA Counselling and Psychotherapy

Abuse, Anger, Anxiety, Assertiveness, Bereavement, Bullying, Career Issues, Childhood Issues, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) (ME), Codependency, Creativity, Depression, Diabetes, Disability, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Faith Issues, Fear, Gay Issues, Grief, History of Mental Health Problems, Hysteria, Identity, Inhibitions, Internet Addiction, Internet Gambling Addiction, Internet Pornography Addiction, Internet Sexual Compulsivity, Lack of Meaning in Life, Loneliness, Loss, Low Self Confidence, Low Self Esteem, Men's Issues, Midlife Crisis, Obsessions, Panic Attacks, Personal Growth, Personal Relationships, Personality Difficulties, Physical Illness, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Psychosexual Issues, Psychosomatic Symptoms, Redundancy, Same Sex Relationships, Self Development, Self Harm, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Behaviour, Sexuality, Sleep Problems, Social Phobia, Spirituality, Stress, Suicidal Thoughts, Transgender Issues, Transitions, Trauma, Unresolved Issues, Workplace Issues and Work Relationship Problems

Humanistic and Integrative Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy

Male

I am a UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) Registered Psychotherapist. I work as an individual therapist in the NHS (at the Co-Ordinated Psychological Treatment Service, The Munro Centre, Guys' Hospital) and I also work in private practice. I work face to face with individuals who come with a variety of emotional, relational and identity difficulties. Sessions can be on a short term or longer term basis, depending on the wishes and needs of each client. My general aim is to help you in whatever emotional and psychological difficulties you may be experiencing in your life right now. Listening to your difficulties also often involves my helping you to reach a better understanding of who you are and how you relate to others; and also helping you to identify patterns of relationship which, without insight, can work in us all to inhibit our personal growth and impoverish our everyday life at home and at work and in our intimate and social lives. Therapy has been described as a way of allowing an individual to properly meet him- or herself so as to reach a clearer understanding of who they really are and what they are about. But this 'self-meeting' is rarely something we can do by ourselves: we usually need the safe, respectful and insightful attention of a skilled therapist - someone, above all, who can listen and listen well to whatever is is that you feel the need to talk about. I aim to listen well to you and the difficulties you are experiencing, to help you understand who you are, and to help you move forward in your life.

• UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) Registered Psychotherapist - Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapist since 2009
• MA Counselling and Psychotherapy - School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology Regent's College (SPCPRC) London (UK) 2009

I am committed to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I abide by the Code of Ethics of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and the Code of Ethics of the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology Regent's College (SPCPRC) London.

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