What is psychodynamic psychotherapy?
Carron Consulting use a psychodynamic approach with individuals, couples, groups and organisations to help understand what may be occurring at an unconscious level.
Psychodynamic psychotherapy relies on the interpersonal relationship between the client and the therapist and focuses on the unconscious content of a clients past experiences to determine current behaviour.
A psychodynamic approach is also helpful in work with groups and organisations to help make sense of what may be occurring in times of stress or organisational change.
Eileen MacAlister of Carron Consulting is a UKCP Council for Psychotherapy registered Training Group Analyst (IGA), psychotherapist, skilled facilitator and consultant with a Masters Degree in Business Consulting.
Eileen has over 30 years of experience in a range of private and public sector settings including experience of working as an adult psychotherapist and group analyst within the NHS, and also as a clinical operations director with a large employee counselling service in the UK. Eileen is also a member of The Institute of Group Analysis and human development Scotland (HDS).
Psychotherapy may help those whom:
- Experience difficulty in making or sustaining relationships or are repeatedly drawn into unsatisfactory partnerships
- Find it difficult to come to terms with life changes such as job loss, bereavement or divorce
- Lack confidence or feel they are not adequately filling their potential
- Experience an underlying sense of dissatisfaction
- Feel anxious and unable to cope with burdens of life
Clients travel from locations including:
- Ayr
- East Kilbride
- Falkirk
- Glasgow
- Irvine
- Kilmarnock
- Paisley
- Stirling
Alleviate your tension, call Carron Consulting today on
07855 018 825