What it can feel like
Some people notice they find it hard to trust others, worry about being rejected, or end up in similar dynamics again and again. Others find conflict difficult, struggle to say what they need, or feel lonely even when surrounded by people.
These patterns often make sense when we look at where they came from. Understanding them can make it easier to relate to others, and to yourself, in a different way.
How therapy may help
Individual therapy can help you understand the patterns you bring to relationships, how they developed and what keeps them going. From there, you can explore what you would like to do differently and practise new ways of relating.
How we work with this
Our psychologists bring different perspectives, including systemic, mentalisation-based and cognitive analytic ideas, which can be especially useful for understanding relationships. Your initial assessment will help you both decide what to focus on.