Bring about something new, something better.

Why therapy?

It’s not always easy to ask for help. We are often taught and encouraged to think we should be able to ‘fix’ things by ourselves and that asking for help is some kind of failing. In actuality, seeking help when we are struggling or want something to be different is most often the best move we can make in bringing about change.

As an integrative therapist and coach, I work flexibly rather than adopting a ‘one size fits all’ approach. I have worked with a wide variety of clients on a broad spectrum of issues and my aim is to work with you in a way that will be relevant to your needs and most effective in helping you achieve your aims for therapy.

For more in-depth information on the way I work, please see my ‘psychotherapy’ page here.


Amanda Greenlees

Integrative Psychotherapist

About Me

I am a highly qualified psychotherapist and coach with extensive experience working with a diverse range of clients. Before moving to private practise I worked in the NHS, for mental health charities and as a therapist for EAPs (Employee Assistance Programmes) , as well as at a specialist bereavement service.


What is Integrative Psychotherapy?

Integrative psychotherapy blends elements of various psychotherapeutic schools of thought to provide effective therapy that is tailored to meet your needs and individual circumstances.


How can I help?

I have worked with clients on a broad range of issues and offer both short and long-term therapy, depending on what you are looking to get out of therapy. Below is not an exhaustive list but is an example of some of the issues that people seek help with.

Personal

Addictions

Anxiety

Depression

Eating disorders, body dysmorphia

Low self-esteem or self-confidence

Self-harming behaviours

Relational

Abuse

Affairs and betrayal

Family issues

Relationship difficulties

Trauma

Childhood and complex trauma

Dissociation

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFT)

Panic attacks

PTDS

Existential

Bereavement

Anxiety and stress

Finding meaning and direction

Workplace stress

Get started today. Contact me.