My approach
As an Integrative psychotherapist I believe that who we are and how we are in the world is shaped by our ongoing experiences.
Likewise, what we believe about ourselves, and others will be heavily influenced by beliefs we developed at a very early age.
Our learning and subsequent beliefs will be shaped by the significant people around us, along with life – the everyday occurrences as well as the major events.
The beliefs that we developed as a child can restrict us adults and prevent us from living a fulfilling life. They have an impact on our relationships as well as our self-esteem.
My approach is foremost relational and developmental and designed to help with working through childhood issues in order to be fully available for current relationships.
As an Integrative psychotherapist, I work with a unique integrated model that is a synthesis of Humanistic Psychology, Object Relations Theory and Psychoanalytic Self-Psychology.
My approach is foremost relational and developmental and designed to help with working through childhood issues in order to be fully available for current relationships.
Therapeutic approaches that inform my practice include Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Gestalt Psychotherapy, Transactional Analysis, Relational therapy and Person- Centred therapy.
The influence of these different approaches enables me to work with clients with a wide variety of difficulties, including trauma.
These are some of the issues I have experience of working with:
• Depression
• Confidence and self-esteem issues
• Relationship difficulties
• Domestic violence
• Histories of abuse
• Family difficulties
• Identity issues
• Bullying
• Loss and bereavement
• Cultural difference
• Issues around sexuality
• Pregnancy and fertility issues
• Anxiety
• Anger
My name is Sabine Jagusch, and I am an experienced integrative psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with over 10 years of experience working in private practice and the NHS.
I am UKCP registered and committed to providing psychotherapy in a safe, confidential and non-judgmental environment.
I offer long and short term in-person therapy to adult individuals in the Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Solihull area and online if this is your preference.
The number of sessions will depend on you, the complexity of the issues you want to resolve and the depth of the work we undertake together.
I also offer clinical supervision across a range of theoretical modalities and professional settings, and I am experienced in providing therapy to students and those undertaking training in counselling and psychotherapy.
How psychotherapy can help
The aim of psychotherapy is to help you to develop your awareness of why you feel the way you do about yourself and others, and how you respond to life and those around you.
As a integrative psychotherapist, I aim to support you to develop better coping strategies when faced with difficult feelings, thoughts or behaviours that cause you inner conflict or conflict in relationships with others.
The overarching aspiration is to enable you to enhance your life and live it more fully by improving your mental and emotional well-being.