Geoff Lamb MSc., UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and Supervisor

About me

I have been working as an integrative psychotherapist for more than 30 years. I offer specialist support with relationship and sexual issues to individuals and couples as well as supervision to practising counsellors and psychotherapists. I also have extensive group-work experience, both in the United Kingdom and in Europe.

I'm interested in offering support to individuals and couples who are having difficulty in their relationships, not just to get the relationship 'back on track' but also to deepen and develop it so it is the best it can be.

I practice in two locations. I'm in London on a Monday and in East Grinstead on a Tuesday. At the moment I have space in East Grinstead in the afternoon, but I'm quite full in London. However, these things can change very rapidly and I am also able to offer sessions, on an occasional basis, on other days of the week in East Grinstead so do contact me anyway.  I also offer individual and couple sessions via Skype. These can be arranged at mutually convenient times during the week. As I work in two different locations, it would be helpful to me if you could say which is your preferred location when you contact me.

I have recently started to offer intensive conjoint couple therapy with my colleague Helena Løvendal (See www.helena-lovendal.com).

The sessions, which take place in London and are arranged to suit your timetable and ours, are designed for couples whose location or work pattern doesn’t allow them to commit to regular appointments and who want to work intensively with two therapists in the room supporting them. Amongst the many advantages of this way of working is the fact that you have a balance of gender perspectives in the room and that you can cover a lot of ground in a very short time. We offer a maximum of two sessions per day for up to three days of work.

Our experience is that couples experience more than enough deep insight and process during these sessions to be able to go away and explore their issues on their own, sometimes for two or three months, before choosing to return for more intensive work as needed. See article on this website for more details.