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Sensitive, supportive and relational therapy in Central London. My practice is trauma-informed, anti-racist, (non)Gender and LGBTQIA+ affirmative.
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What it can support you with
Starting therapy is an empowering step. I see one of my tasks as helping you to feel at ease, providing you with an intentional space set aside to have a feel of how you're doing and where you're heading in your life.
I've worked with people who have gone through various difficulties including,
- Anxiety and panic attacks
- Low self-worth
- Feeling stuck and struggling to find meaning
- Being impacted by another's addiction
- Relationship challenges
- Difficulties related to their identities (Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity)
- Recovering from relational trauma and narcissistic parents
- Depression
- Grief and various experiences of loss
I offer both brief and open-ended therapy depending on what might support you best right now. I always suggest 6 sessions to start with, to give you an idea of what working with me might be like and see whether you feel as though you wish to end or continue.
Starting Therapy
Various research evidence shows the importance of the connection you feel with your therapist. I'm approachable and clear about how I work and how I think I can help you. Once you contact me, we set up an initial session, where you have a chance to share what brings you to therapy and explore the possibility of working together.
An initial session costs £60 and there is no obligation to continue.
Each session is fifty minutes long. These are held on a weekly basis at a consistent date and time we agree on.
On-going sessions are £80.
An initial session costs £60 and there is no obligation to continue.
Each session is fifty minutes long. These are held on a weekly basis at a consistent date and time we agree on.
On-going sessions are £80.
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To book an initial session, please contact me via email or fill the form. E: [email protected] or leave a message on: T: 07507443568 I respond to any enquiries within 24 hours. |
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About me
Dora Darvasi
I’m an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I attend regular clinical supervision and I'm committed to client confidentiality and continuing professional and personal development.
I hold a Master's degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a BACP accredited Diploma in Gestalt Counselling.
I can be found on BACP's directory - It's good to talk, and on an LGBTQIA+ directory - Pink Therapy.
I have experience working with people whose difficulties are around their identities as well as with people whose identities are completely incidental to what they wish to seek support for. I'm passionate about seeing people becoming who they are and integrating parts of themselves they previously haven't accepted.
Outside of private practice, I'm a Visiting Tutor on GSRD and Gestalt Therapy Theory at the Gestalt Centre, London and I'm Deputy Editor of British Gestalt Journal.
I work bilingually in English and in Hungarian.
I hold a Master's degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a BACP accredited Diploma in Gestalt Counselling.
I can be found on BACP's directory - It's good to talk, and on an LGBTQIA+ directory - Pink Therapy.
I have experience working with people whose difficulties are around their identities as well as with people whose identities are completely incidental to what they wish to seek support for. I'm passionate about seeing people becoming who they are and integrating parts of themselves they previously haven't accepted.
Outside of private practice, I'm a Visiting Tutor on GSRD and Gestalt Therapy Theory at the Gestalt Centre, London and I'm Deputy Editor of British Gestalt Journal.
I work bilingually in English and in Hungarian.