Samina Baig


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About me
Working with you on your well-being
Sometimes clients come to therapy hoping for a cure to their distresses. This hope, and taking action by getting in touch, needs acknowledgement and appreciation as it’s a big step in the direction of potential progress.
Rather than seeing therapy as a cure, I see it as the beginning of a different conversation with yourself and a way to change how you experience yourself, your relationships and your life.
So see me as a therapeutic ally working to help you address behaviours and habits that no longer work for you. This can be a transformative step towards change, especially if you are facing difficulties with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, divorce/separation, bereavement or work-related stress.
During our initial consultation we can discuss what you would like to focus on. There may be a specific concern or change you are facing that you would like some help with through short-term counselling, or you may want to work therapeutically over a longer period to tackle deeper-rooted difficulties.
Working from a humanistic perspective, I support clients to develop their self-awareness and their sense of well-being so they can start living the life they want.
I have worked with clients on the following issues: depression; anxiety; low self-esteem; sexuality; family dynamics; changing your relationship with yourself and others; identity and belonging; emotional and sexual abuse; managing and breaking habits; learning a more adult way of life; bereavement; unresolved grief; unblocking creativity; and self-motivation.
Training, qualifications & experience
I have undertaken over six years of psychotherapeutic training at Spectrum, a major centre for Integrative Humanistic Psychotherapy and Formative Psychology in London. I also have a Bachelors degree in Social Psychology and have worked in the creative and media industries for over twenty years.
One Year Course in Psychotherapy
Postgraduate Course in Psychotherapy
Counselling Skills
Transforming Relationships
Basic Sexuality Course
Intermediate Sexuality Course
Advanced Sexuality Course
Childhood Sexual Abuse, Occurrence and Prevention
Developing Clinical Skills
Anger in the Therapy Room
Action Techniques
Member of Spectrum’s Continued Postgraduate Education Programme
Member organisations
school Registered / Accredited
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Accredited register membership

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Areas of counselling I deal with
Therapies offered
Fees
£80.00 per session
Additional information
Fees: £80 per session.
When I work
Afternoon and evening sessions available in person and online.