Ethan Pemberton, Clinical Psychologist
Psychology for adults and adolescents.
You may be experiencing
People come to therapy with a wide range of difficulties. Some include:
- Feeling constantly anxious, overwhelmed, or unable to switch off
- Feeling low, emotionally flat, stuck, or disconnected from life
- Struggles in relationships, family, or friendships
- Repeating painful or unhealthy relationship patterns
- Intense emotions that feel difficult to manage
- Low self-worth, self-criticism, or feeling “not good enough”
- Feeling lost in your identity or unsure of who you are
- Burnout, emotional exhaustion, or chronic stress
- Grief, loss, or difficulty adjusting to change
- The ongoing impact of trauma or painful past experiences
- Difficulty understanding or expressing emotions
- Difficulty trusting others or fear of abandonment
- Navigating ADHD, autism, or feeling different from others
- Wanting a deeper understanding of yourself and your relationships
- Difficulties relating to faith, meaning, or spirituality
My approach
I take a gentle, open, and relational approach to therapy, with a deep consideration of each person's unique history, inner world, values and ways of relating.
I aim to create a space where people can begin to find words for their experiences, emotions, and parts of themselves that may have long felt difficult to understand, express, or make sense of.
Treatment
I work with adults and adolescents and my therapeutic approach is trauma and attachment informed, primarily rooted in a psychodynamic framework. I integrate elements of the following depending on what is best suited to the person.
Enquire or book
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