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Stuart Nevill

Soho W1F

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Stuart Nevill

Soho W1F

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There are times in our lives when we realise something needs to change and we need support.

Therapy is about change, about getting unstuck. It’s about self-discovery and growth.

It’s a serious undertaking that can make a life changing difference.

Your commitment to understanding your experience will be the foundation of our work together.

For my part, I will bring my full attention, curiosity, patience, experience, and courage.

The trust we build in our relationship will enable me to support you, and it will enable you to make the best use of our time together.
Some sessions might be difficult, some inspiring, and some surprising, but we will always try to remain courageous and honest.

Whether it's a close relationship, a work issue, a sense of meaninglessness, anxiety, depression or concerns about your mental health, the truth of your life will always be welcomed in our sessions.

Reach out if you’d like to find out more. I hope to hear from you.

About Me

I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist practicing both online and in person in Central and South West London. I qualified in 2003 and have worked with a wide range of people and issues in my private practice.

I have also worked for over 20 years in various charities, including twice as a CEO and I have extensive experience in career, executive and leadership coaching.

Prior to training as a Psychotherapist, I was a Buddhist monk for 6 years.

I work with

Individuals
Private healthcare referrals

Special Interests

Like all UKCP registered psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors I can work with a wide range of issues, but here are some areas in which I have a special interest or additional experience.

Anxiety

I have worked extensively with anxiety, panic attacks and other fears and worries. Anxiety is sometimes thought about as an experience everyone shares. Sometimes we become fixed on a particular trigger. Sometimes anxiety seems to be without an obvious cause. There are often clues, memories, associations for example that help us unpack what can seem so bizarre or disproportionate. Talking and thinking about anxiety and related feelings can help process an issue which isn't always clear to start out with.

Bereavement

I have worked extensively with bereavement. I appreciate the way bereavement can affect people, the range of emotions and the impact it can have on so many aspects of our lives. There is a reality that can be extremely difficult to truly accept and it often helps to rebuild our lives around the loss, find ways to keep our lost loved one alive in our minds, and find the same value we lost in the other relationships in our lives.

Cultural Issues

I have worked with a number of clients who were born outside of the UK and whose parents were born outside of the UK. I appreciate the challenge of difference cultures within and outside of the home or family. Cultural issues can be hugely challenging, for example when there is tension between being authentic to oneself, while also fitting in to others' expectations. Therapy can help navigate these challenges.

Depression

Depression is often made worse by isolation and introversion. Something deeply problematic gets stuck on the inside that taints our sense of who we are. Talking about bad experiences can help, because it locates the problem outside of us, where it belongs. Talking helps us come out of our inner world, to get the help of another person, and do some reality testing. A problem that can be talked about is often much more bearable than a problem we keep within ourselves.

Divorce

I have worked with a number of clients considering divorce or who have gone through divorce. I appreciate the relationship and wider difficulties that can lead to divorce, the challenges of the process itself, and challenges of the aftermath. A divorce is a hugely significant life event, when focused support can build self-awareness and resilience through such a difficult period.

Types of Therapies Offered

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

What I can help with

Types of sessions

Face to Face - Long Term
Face to Face - Short Term
Online Therapy
Telephone Therapy

Soho Office

14a Broadwick Street
Soho W1F 8HP
United Kingdom

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Cost:

£60 online
£75 in person

Concession:

I offer a limited number off concessions - typically to trainee psychotherapists and counsellors and people on low income

Richmond upon Thames Office

1 Union Court
Richmond upon Thames TW9 1AA
United Kingdom

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Cost:

£60 online
£75 in person

Concession:

I offer concessions - typically to trainee psychotherapists and counsellors and people on low incomes.

Twickenham Green Office

20 The Green
Twickenham Green TW2 5AB
United Kingdom

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Cost:

£60 online
£75 in person

Concession:

I offer a limited number off concessions - typically to trainee psychotherapists and counsellors and people on low income

Kings Cross Office

150 Caledonian road
Kings Cross N1 9RD
United Kingdom

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Cost:

£60 online
£75 in person

Concession:

I offer a limited number of concessions - typically to trainee psychotherapists and counsellors and people on low incomes.

UKCP College

Council for Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysis College (CPJAC)

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Soho W1F

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UK Council for Psychotherapy
York House, 221 Pentonville Road,
London N1 9UZ

020 7014 9955

Stuart Nevill

Stuart Nevill

My Approach

About Me

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Special Interests

Types of Therapies Offered

What I can help with

Types of sessions

Soho Office

Cost:

Concession:

Richmond upon Thames Office

Cost:

Concession:

Twickenham Green Office

Cost:

Concession:

Kings Cross Office

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Concession:

UKCP College

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