...offers psychodynamic psychotherapy to young people aged 5 - 25 who are experiencing difficulties affecting their emotional and/or psychological well-being. This can manifest in a number of ways, some of which are identified below.
Psychotherapy and consultation is also available to adults, parents and families.Psychotherapy is not about giving advice, providing solutions or 'fixing' behaviours although it does bring about positive change. Sea Psychotherapy provides a space to reflect upon, come to terms with and manage difficult or traumatic life experiences and transitions with highly specialist support.
Anxiety Low mood Anger
Loss
Hopelessness
Loss
Hopelessness
Sexuality Aggression
Panic Sleep disturbances Gender identity
Sexuality
Relationship breakdown
Transition
Depression Obsessions
Depression Obsessions
Compulsions Lies Stealing
Disordered eating Suicidal thoughts ASD
Cutting
Sexual abuse Post traumatic stress
Sexual abuse Post traumatic stress
Domestic violence
Bereavement Low self esteem
Alcohol & drugs
Risk taking Violence Stress
Rejection Social withdrawal
Self harm
Sexual behaviour ADHD
School refusal Physical symptoms Low achievement
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