Research shows that the most important determinant of the successful outcome of therapy is how a person makes use of their therapy. In turn, this is supported by a strong working alliance between a person and their therapist. I believe that I can be most responsive to my clients when I work from an integrative perspective. As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I have evolved a way of working that draws on a number of different approaches to psychotherapy. I pay attention to the nature of the working relationship that evolves between me and my clients and I use this awareness to inform my understanding of their difficulties in life. Some influences I put importance on my own learning and development and have been influenced by a variety of learning experiences from different approaches and techniques. The following have informed my way of working to varying degrees: Person-centred approach Psychodynamic approach Existential appproach Intersubjectivity Attachment theory Transactional Analysis Emotional Literacy groupwork Systemic Constellations groupwork (in the tradition of Hellinger) Group Analytic groupwork Phototherapy (after Weiser) Coaching and cognitive-behavioural approach Clean Language I am a UKCP-registered Integrative Psychotherapist and a member of BACP (MBACP).

Alex Dixon
Psychotherapy
& Counselling

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