Dr Javier Malda Castillo
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Supervision details
Dr Javier Malda Castillo (DClinPsych) is a chartered Clinical Psychologist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
He is an accredited Mentalization Based Treatment (MBT) therapist and supervisor by the Anna Freud Centre. Javier is also a Group Analytic Practitioner and associate member of the Institute of Group Analysis (IGA) and completed British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC) individual psychodynamic psychotherapy training with the Tavistock & Portman (D58 & D59 training courses).
Javier is a certified IEDTA (International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association) teacher and supervisor in ISTDP. He is a trainer with ISTDP-UK and has published numerous research and theoretical papers on the practice of ISTDP.
Javier works both in the National Health Service (NHS) as a psychotherapy service lead, as well as in clinical practice. His ISTDP practice was originally influenced by Dr Neborsky and Alexandra Knowles. Since 2021 he has been undertaking advanced training and supervision with Dr Josette ten Have-de Labije.
Fees for supervision are £100/session individually and £50/person for group supervision. A 20% reduction is applied to those supervisees who are currently undertaking an IEDTA accredited Core psychotherapy training.
Face-to-face and online sessions are available.
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