Jeremy Vintcent Counselling in Central London

4th September 2010 
Tel: 07747 44 22 33
Web: www.psychoanalytic-psychotherapy.com
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Jeremy Vintcent counselling and therapy in Victoria, central London, SW1

Jeremy Vintcent has been working as a qualified counsellor and therapist in Victoria, central London, SW1 for over 15 years with people who want to make changes in their lives. This involves exploring the origins of our difficulties as well as the symtoms.One of these ways is by developing understanding of and confronting destructive patterns. Only by doing this can long term effective change be made.

Jeremy is an accredited counsellor with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy, the largest professional organisation for counsellors and psychotherapists.

People seek out therapy for all sorts of reasons.
These include....
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Loneliness or Isolation
• Marital or Relationship difficulties
• Anger
• Feeling worthless inside


Jeremy Vintcent believes in helping people to trust in their own abilities to resolve difficulties in their life. This resolution is most effective when paterns of thinking or ideas that no longer have relevance can be identified. It is only by understanding the origins of problematic behaviour, how self defeating patterns of thinking have their roots in outdated forms of self protection, that lasting and effective change can be acheived. A therapy that discovers how deeply held beliefs conflict with the need to live a fulfilled life can be liberating.


His counselling approach blends both the humanistic approach with psychoanalytic thinking; recognising our need for a personal response as well as a deeper understanding of our struggles.

Why have counselling?


In thinking about counselling as a way of addressing things, one might feel a bit daunted, anxious or embarrassed. These feelings might make the search for the right therapy seem even more difficult. It’s important that in looking for a space to be heard, you feel that you are being really listened to and understood without judgment.


If someone feels understood there is the possibility of growth. We allow ourselves to be held in another’s mind where we are open to experiencing ourselves differently because we are being understood differently.

Jeremy works in Victoria SW1, central London, with individuals who want to make life changes and think about themselves in the presence of another.