Angela Siddell

I specialise in couple therapy. My analytical training informs this work. Couples have said such things as “you really get us”. What they mean is I help them to really understand themselves. I have been in private practice since 1996. For many years, my practice included counselling men and women in the finance industry, who […]

Julia Ovchinnikova

I’m an experienced Jungian analyst and psychologist, Ph.D., have been working over 20 years in private practice. I work with adults of all ages and offer therapy in both English and Russian. Since 2001 as a part of my academic career I have been lecturing on psychology, psychotherapy and analytical psychology. My research and writing […]

Mée Hiroki

Jungian psychology appreciates an individual as a whole being with both conscious and unconscious parts which contain not yet known or developed possibilities. Individuation is a journey to find who we are born to be. We all adapt ourselves to family, social and cultural standards to live in the world. However, through adaptation, we consciously […]

Joan Wilson

I have always considered that keeping knowledge and experience alive is benefited by CPD training and to this end I have also trained and qualified as a Jungian Analyst, believing in the hidden potential of each patient that can be sought. This has led onto qualification and acceptance within the International Association of Analytical Psychologists. […]

Chris Williams

Chris’s original training at the Westminster Pastoral Foundation was based on the psychoanalytic model and his subsequent training at the Association of Jungian Analysts was steeped in Jung and the post-Jungian tradition. His training and practice reflect a position that holds the middle ground between these two traditions, drawing on both ends of the psychoanalytic […]

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