Liana Amunts

I am coming to Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from the background in Psychology and Neuropsychology.

For many years I am practising at the NHS, Secondary Care, where I see patients from all walks of life with a wide range of mental health issues/difficulties and severity. I start working privately so to allow the appropriate space for people who want to come to therapy, but found it difficult, for whatever reasons, to do in the existing framework provision.

I work on a time-limited or open-ended basis and have been seeing people from once a week or more depending on what is helpful to them. We would have an initial meeting to explore what brings you to therapy and decide whether psychodynamic therapy is right for you. We would meet on a regular weekly basis for a session of 50 minutes.

Using my knowledge and extensive experience as a psychotherapist, psychologist and neuropsychologist I offer a secure, confidential and non-judgmental space to unable the delicate journey of exploring the psyche.

In a psychodynamic psychotherapy, we will look together at how your past experiences continue to shape your present experiences and the choices you make. It could be that you have realised that you seem to repeat patterns in your life including your relationship. You might have understood that some painful or complicated experiences of life left you unsettled in many levels. Or you might feel that you need a safe space to think through, question and reflect on your past experiences, explore your present life and think about your future. In the process of therapy, a greater understanding of your internal world will enable you to gain insight into the way you are operating and to understand yourself better. The therapeutic process will enable you to transform your life and your relationships and find our strengths.

Approaching therapy could also be a good way towards achieving your personal development and empowerment in your life on many levels.