Dr Patapia Tzotzoli
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About me
Embark on a personalized journey towards your best self with tailored, private sessions designed exclusively for you. I specialize in working with adults, offering a unique 1:1 experience to a select client group, ensuring a VIP-level commitment to your well-being. Picture a warm, nurturing environment where we collaborate on evidence-based, customized interventions. You'll acquire the skills to overcome current challenges, thrive in relationships, and tackle future obstacles. My integrative approach empowers you to understand yourself, navigate life transitions, build resilience, foster self-connection, cultivate a growth mindset, and enhance personal effectiveness – all empowering you to truly live well!
Even if I'm unavailable or we're not the perfect fit, I'm committed to your well-being. I'll triage your needs and preferences and connect you, at no cost, with one of my handpicked network of trusted colleagues.
Take the first step towards a more fulfilling and balanced life. Contact me today and start living well!
Training, qualifications & experience
Qualifications:
Doctor in Clinical Psychology, King’s College London, UK
Master of Philosophy, University of Cambridge
Master of Science, University of Oxford
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Psychology, University of East London
Member organisations
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Areas of counselling I deal with
Other areas of counselling I deal with
Life transitions
Finding meaning in life
Intimacy
Marriage
Panic attacks
Trauma
Redundancy
Postnatal depression
Phobias
Parenting
Family estrangement
Binge eating
Burnout/work related stress
Childhood difficulties
Depression
Complex PTSD
Family issues
Interpersonal relationships
Loneliness
Performance anxiety
Pregnancy
Social anxiety