I offer intensive psychotherapy in person and online, providing opportunities for deeper therapeutic work through extended 1-to-1 sessions, weekday intensives, weekend therapy, or immersive psychotherapy sessions, depending on suitability and individual need.
This is a structured, integrative form of psychotherapy that offers a more focused and contained space for reflection, emotional processing, and psychological depth.
These psychotherapy intensives and immersive sessions may be helpful during periods of transition, emotional overwhelm, burnout, or when a more concentrated therapeutic space feels supportive.
Who this work may be for
This may be suitable if you are:
-Seeking intensive psychotherapy in London or online
-Experiencing emotional overwhelm, stress, or burnout
-Going through significant life transitions or identity shifts
-Wanting deeper trauma-informed or relational psychotherapy
-Unable to attend weekly psychotherapy consistently
-Interested in weekend therapy, weekday intensives, or immersive therapeutic work
How intensive and immersive psychotherapy works
This work may include extended 1-to-1 psychotherapy sessions, structured weekday or weekend intensives, or short immersive therapeutic sessions or retreat-style psychotherapy, depending on what is appropriate and agreed in advance.
All intensive and immersive work is integrative, relational, and trauma-informed, drawing on psychodynamic, humanistic, transpersonal, and somatic approaches consistent with my wider psychotherapy practice.
Before beginning, we would have a consultation to explore suitability, timing, and whether this format is appropriate for your current needs and circumstances.
Therapeutic suitability and boundaries
Intensive, weekday, or weekend immersive psychotherapy is offered as a carefully considered therapeutic option, not a default extension of weekly therapy.
If you are already in weekly psychotherapy with me, any shift into intensive or immersive work would be clearly discussed, clinically reviewed, and formally re-contracted, to ensure continuity, ethical clarity, and a stable therapeutic frame.
This helps maintain clear boundaries while supporting deeper therapeutic work when it is appropriate and beneficial.