Sharon Harrison MA, ADIP, UKCP
Integrative Psychotherapist
A Safe Place To Talk
How can therapy help?
The benefits of psychotherapy are that you may gain a deeper awareness and understanding of your own thoughts, feelings and patterns of behaviour. This can enhance your relationships with others as you may gain increased awareness of the impact of your own history and behaviour, and feel more in control of how you act in and respond to situations.
At the same time, you may begin to feel more tolerant of others' difficulties and more able to comfortably and effectively manage and maintain boundaries with others.
Locations
I see clients in Streatham, SW16, South-west London.
Sessions can also be conducted by Skype, Zoom or telephone.
For more information or to make an appointment for an initial assessment, contact me by email on psychotherapy@sharonharrison.net
Alternatively, you can leave me a voicemail at 07535 227204 and I will call you back within 24 hours.
Fees
Daytime
£60 for daytime sessions
(50 minutes)
£70 for initial assessment sessions
(90 minutes)
Evening
£80 for evening sessions
(50 minutes)
£90 for initial assessment sessions
(90 minutes)
About me
I am registered with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and am bound by their professional code of ethics.
I trained at Regents University, in the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology in London, where I completed a Master's degree in Psychotherapy & Counselling and an Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy.
In addition to my private psychotherapy practice, I have over 14 years of experience working in the field of social care with a varied client group, including those with physical and learning difficulties.
For nine years, I worked supportively with people with mental health problems in the public and private sectors.
My psychotherapy experience also includes work with students in higher education within a university counselling service and for MIND with a diverse and varied client group.
As an Integrative psychotherapist, I have received training in various theoretical models, which I can draw on to suit the types of issues that each client brings and as appropriate to what they hope to gain from therapy.
However, the main theoretical models I draw on are psychoanalytic theory, Attachment-based models, and Existential/Humanistic psychotherapy as informed by Existential philosophy.