Medical articles of Psychotherapy

16/03/2023
Miss Kiki Iordanidou
Psychologist
Coping with cheating and getting back to you
Being cheated on can leave you in a mentally desolate place, and may leave you with unanswered questions about coping. You also might wonder if it’s a good idea to get back with the person who cheated, and how this wound doesn't impact a new relationship. Here to address these difficult but important issues, alongside other related topics, is Miss Kiki Iordanidou, leading chartered counselling psychologist in London.
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08/08/2022
Dr Jeremy Slaughter
Psychologist
Joining up the map: Integrative psychotherapy explained
Leading chartered clinical and occupational psychologist Dr Jeremy Slaughter explains how integrative psychotherapy can help in a variety of areas of personal development.
18/10/2021
Dr Kate Du Toit
Psychologist
To be or not to be: what is existential psychotherapy?
As the well-known quote goes, existence and purpose are often pondered; but there is now an application of existence in psychotherapy that can help clients in any situation. In this article, expert in this approach registered counselling psychologist Dr Kate Du Toit describes what existential psychotherapy is and how it can be beneficial.
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11/08/2021
Dr Sarah Partridge
Clinical Oncologist
Making safe choices when integrating complementary or alternative therapies into cancer treatment
Do you immediately think of self-hypnosis as a complementary cancer therapy? The importance of consulting your medical support team about any alternative treatments you may be considering and the benefits of self-hypnosis as a safe choice in your treatment journey are considered in this informative and interesting article by consultant clinical oncologist Dr Sarah Partridge.
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06/08/2021
Dr Dhiya Houssien
Rheumatologist
My holistic approach in treating my patients
Holistic medicine, utilised in a complimentary way alongside traditionally-prescribed therapies, is becoming more recognised in the medical community and more specifically, in the field of rheumatology. In this informative article, top rheumatologist Dr Dhiya Houssein discusses his combined approach, including the use of low-level laser acupuncture therapy (LLLT) in his practice.
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23/07/2021
Dr Victor Thompson
Psychologist
Defining trauma in detail
There's plenty of information available about on social media, in the press and even in every day conversation, nowadays. Despite all of the information available, is it clear what trauma really is? Dr Victor Thompson, experienced psychologist provides an expert look.
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13/07/2021
Dr Oscar D’Agnone
Psychiatrist
The OAD Clinic: Providing world-leading alcohol addiction treatment in uncertain times
One of the many effects of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a significant increase in people's alcohol intake. In some unfortunate cases, it can lead to alcoholism. Thankfully, there are expert solutions available. Dr Oscar D'agnone, founder of The OAD Clinic, provides an in-depth look at the services the industry-leading centre offers for people with alcohol addiction.
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13/07/2020
Dr Catherine Sykes
Psychologist
Taking the first step to talk to a psychologist
If you would like to see a psychologist to talk about things that have been impacting your mental health and are feeling nervous about the therapy session, don't be! One of our expert consultants Dr Catherine Sykes explains what you can expect during the process and shares her tips on how to manage any anxiety about seeking help.
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17/06/2020
Dr Catherine Sykes
Psychologist
Medically unexplained symptoms (MUS): are they really 'all in my head’?
Some people experience persistent physical symptoms such as headaches or dizziness, but doctors can’t find any medical or physical conditions to explain them. This doesn't mean that the person is imagining them, nor does it mean they are 'all in their head', these symptoms are in fact very real and distressing for the person experiencing them. Dr Catherine Sykes, one of our top charted psychologists explains what causes them and how they can be treated.
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19/12/2019
Gabriela van den Hoven
Clinical Psychologist
What is psychotherapy?
Deciding to begin any form of therapy can be daunting and confusing, especially if you're not sure which therapy is right for you. One thing is for certain though, the type of psychological treatment you decide on should always feel comfortable to you. Dr Gabriela van den Hoven, a clinical psychologist in London, explains exactly what psychotherapy offers, what the main goals of this treatment are and offers her advice to anyone considering it.