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Sam Agnew

Sam Agnew

Psychotherapist /Life Coach
Licences:BACP
Experience(Years):7+
Given Sessions:over 2500hours
Languages:English
Working with:Individuals,Couples,&Teen
Area:LGBTQIA+,ADHD,PTSD,CPTSD, Anxiety,Dyslexia,Dyspraxia,Dyscalculia
Barbara Josik

Barbara Josik

Psychotherapist
Licence:BACP
Experience(Years): 3+
Given Sessions: over 1500hours
Languages:Polish,English
Working with:Individuals,Couples,&Teen
Area:Bipolar,Trauma,Loss&Bereavement, Depression,Anxiety,Panic Attacks
Paula Ciocirlau

Paula Ciocirlau

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Psychotherapist
Licence:BACP
Experience(Years): 6+
Given Sessions: over 2000hours
Languages: Romanian,German,English
Working with:Individuals,Couples,&Teen
Area:Stress, Anxiety,Relationship issues, Family conflicts,more..
Maria Galani

Maria Galani

Psychotherapist
Licences: MBACP,BPS
Experience (Years): 12+
Given Sessions: over 1200 hours
Languages: Greek,English
Working with: Individuals,Couples&Teen
Areas:Depression,Anxiety,Stress, Sexual abuse,Bullying,Self-harm
Dr.Livia Tedaldi

Dr.Livia Tedaldi

Clinical Psychologist
Experience(Years): 24+
Licences:BABCP,HCPC
Given Sessions: over 23000hours
Languages:Italian,Portuguese,English
Working with:Individuals,Couples,&Teen
Areas:Depression,Anxiety,ADD,BPD, Bipolar,ASD
Dr. Marina Zvezdanova-Bove

Dr. Marina Zvezdanova-Bove

Clinical Psychologist
Licence:HCPC
Experience(Years): 14+
Given Sessions:over 7000hours
Languages:Bulgarian,Italian&English
Working with:Individuals,Couples&Teen
Area: Trauma,Depression,Anxiety, Bipolar,Panic,OCD,PTSD
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) therapy refers to a range of therapies and interventions that are specifically designed to help individuals who have been diagnosed with OCD, a disorder characterized by persistent, unwanted thoughts, ideas, or sensations (obsessions) that drive an individual to perform repetitive behaviors or mental acts (compulsions) in response. The compulsions are intended to reduce the distress caused by the obsessions, but they are not realistically connected to them and or are excessive.

The goal of OCD therapy is to help individuals understand and cope with the symptoms of the disorder and to develop the skills and strategies needed to manage the impact of the disorder on their lives and relationships. This can include addressing underlying issues that may have contributed to the development of the disorder, such as emotional or psychological problems, and developing healthy coping mechanisms to deal with stress and other triggers.