Dr Brinley Yare

I have worked in private practice in central London for twenty years, since first qualifying as an psychotherapist. I completed a long cycle of continuing professional development in 2012, then registering as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. To further my capacity to work with enduring concerns, I am training in psychoanalysis as a candidate member of the British Psychoanalytic Association, .

I am a registered clinical supervisor, and currently work half-time in private practice alongside holding a senior NHS teaching post.

I am pleased to be contacted by people seeking focused support during a period of change, or longer-term therapy when desired changes seem very hard to achieve. Many people in my practice want to make sense of difficult family relationships: with their parents; their children; their siblings; their partners. It is often helpful to think inter-generationally about these situations, which are also very easily stirred up and experienced in the workplace.

Psychoanalytic work has a long history of addressing relational difficulties in careful detail, and is my usual approach to clinical practice.

Short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy: £65–£110 per weekly appointment,  depending whether our session time is during or outside business office hours. I work early mornings and evenings on different days.

Long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy: £55–£80 per appointment, depending on frequency per week and appointment times.

Trainees (long-term psychotherapy only): at the lower end of range

I hold weekly appointments at significantly reduced fee to make open-ended psychoanalytic psychotherapy affordable someone who could not easily otherwise access this provision.