Initial and ongoing sessions are 50 mins and between £60-£85 per session for once-a-week work, negotiable according to personal situation. The initial meeting is £60.
We can agree to have one or more assessment/initial sessions to see whether what I offer will serve you and whether you feel happy to commit to the work with me.
Once we commit to work together, I hold your session time each week, and any sessions cancelled by you are charged. I increase my fees slightly each year. I invoice monthly in arrears.
I am currently looking for people willing to work with me twice a week for a minimum of 2 years as part of my further psychoanalytic training. Fees for this are £30-£60 per session, according to personal situation. Please enquire if interested to find out more and book a short free Zoom call to discuss.
Further details, including confidentiality and the full contract, are available on request.
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Karen Horney – Our Inner Conflicts p 242