Errol McCarthy UKCP Attachment-based psychotherapist

My name is Errol McCarthy and I am an attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapist.

I trained at the prestigious Bowlby Centre based in London N5 1RN.

I have been in private practice since 2015.

I am fully registered and accredited by the UK Council for Psychotherapy.

I work with individuals who find relationships difficult and find themselves feeling frustrated, lonely, and suffering alone.

Attachment-based psychoanalytic psychotherapy sets out to repair the capacity to regulate feelings. Help the person to become aware of the effect of childhood and adult experiences on current feelings.

I would work with you to explore the emotional experiences of the past and the present.

Assist to explore current relationships with significant others and the implicit attachment patterns that may be re-occurring in the present.

As your Psychotherapist, I would work with you with the aim of enabling you to enjoy your life and to live it more fully.

generalised anxiety disorder, anxiety, panic attacks, family issues, feeling sad, depression, phobias, separation and divorce, affairs and betrayals, bipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder (sad), dialectical behavioural therapy (dbt), cognitive analytic therapy (cat), cognitive and behavioural therapies, behavioural therapy, cognitive therapy, postnatal depression, bereavement, addiction, low self-esteem, psychodynamic therapy, emotional abuse, person-centred therapy, stress, low self-confidence, alcoholism, sex addiction, abuse, sexual abuse, psychoanalytic therapy, jungian therapy, depression and anxiety in children, psychoanalytical and psychodynamic, trauma, health anxiety, anger management, child related issues, binge-eating disorder, sex problems, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts, drug addiction, obsessive compulsive disorder (ocd), behaviour problems, borderline personality disorder, personality disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd), loneliness, hoarding, integrative, anorexia nervosa, childhood bullying, domestic violence, bulimia nervosa, childhood bereavement, attachment disorder in children, separation anxiety, work-related stress, gambling, internet addiction, narcissistic personality disorder, existential therapy, sexuality, smoking, physical abuse, humanistic therapies, psychotherapy, reality therapy, self-harm.