About J.davies counselling
Becoming a therapist was a natural choice for me. I have always endeavoured to empower and help others heal. Having learnt to process and heal from my own life's challenges, I understand what it feels like to go through the therapeutic healing process, and just how difficult it can be to open what feels like Pandora's Box. Everyday I work hard to focus on my own healing and self-awareness so that I can live my life in a mindful and fulfilling way, and help others to do the same.
I believe that we are all born as whole, altruistic beings, and that it is the environment around us, the things that happen to us and the traumas that we and our loved ones experience, that consciously and unconsciously change and affect us. I work to understand the misunderstood and to help bring my clients' unconscious and subconscious beliefs to their awareness, allowing them to acknowledge, feel and accept their true, underlying feelings. I aim to help clients reconnect to their minds and bodies, enabling them to listen to and communicate with their true selves and become their own greatest potential. My goal is to help clients heal from their pasts, feel more empowered in the present, and to help build a stronger sense of self in order to go forward with more balance and purpose in life.
Jessica Davies
BA (Dual hons) - Social Policy and Criminology
Cert - Counselling Skills and Studies
Dip. Therapeutic Counselling
No matter a client's age, gender, sexuality, race or background, I will always work in a completely empathic, non-judgemental and honest way. I offer a friendly, open and confidential environment, which allows clients to explore their thoughts, feelings and behaviours in a safe space. I am always my real self and genuinely enjoy my work and the therapeutic relationships I build with clients. I believe everyone needs kindness and compassion, so I work to help clients give that to themselves and others where they feel they can't.
I am trained as an Integrative Counsellor integrating Person-Centred and Psychodynamic theories, however, I mostly work in an eclectic way. I take a Holistic approach, working with each individual client's needs, personalities and backgrounds as a whole. With many clients, it is important to incorporate the body into the healing work, observing the effects of past and present trauma on the nervous system, and how clients connect to and feel in their bodies on a day to day basis. Working mindfully with the body and the nervous system is particularly important for people who have experienced trauma, as this can have long lasting effects on a person's ability to self regulate and feel safe and calm in their own bodies.
I work with many different common mental health and emotional problems, with a particular focus on anxiety, low self-esteem and trauma. I tailor the way in which I work in order to create the most effective space for each client's individual healing and growth. Depending on the client's needs, I sometimes use different tools such as mindfulness and meditation, breath work, CBT, somatic focusing, shadow work and more. Alongside these tools, I work with my clients to build a strong therapeutic relationship, helping them to feel listened to, understood and respected.
I can help with:
Anxiety
Depression
Abuse
Trauma
Low self esteem
OCD
PTSD
Addictions
Relationship and family issues
Pain
Suicidal thoughts
Intrusive thoughts
Emotional disconnection
Guilt and shame
Anger management
Self harm
How I can help you
Stress
Eating disorders
Cultural and religious issues
Sexuality
Loss
Spirituality
Bereavement
Personal development
Health issues
Identity
Men and women's issues
Sex related issues
Co-dependency
Phobias
Somatic issues
Panic Attacks
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Friendly and confidential therapy in London.