Therapy for Children, Teenagers, Young Adults and Parents in Central London
Dr Gisele Caseiras is a psychodynamic psychotherapist registered with the BPC and TSP.
A space to think, understand and change.
Sometimes what brings you here is easy to name: anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, self-esteem, identity, or a period of change or uncertainty. At other times, it may be a quieter sense that something does not feel right, or of feeling different in ways not always visible to others.
Whatever has brought you here, you do not have to work it out alone.
Psychotherapy offers a space to talk, to be understood and to think together about what you are going through. Over time, this understanding can help clarify the difficulties and open up possibilities for change.
Dr Gisele Caseiras, PhD
Senior Lecturer, Tavistock Education and Training
BPC and TSP Registered Psychotherapist
Difference, identity, and belonging
I have a particular clinical interest in difference and identity, and in how these shape a person's emotional life, relationships and development.
Difference often becomes woven into a person's identity and can leave an unspoken sense of being outside, excluded, or fundamentally unlike others, even when this is not immediately visible, as can be the case with neurodivergence.
Racism, religious discrimination, homophobia, misogyny and other forms of discrimination and exclusion can become woven into a person's sense of who they are. Sometimes these experiences are explicit; at other times they are harder to name, but no less present.
Therapy offers a space to think about how these experiences have shaped you, your emotional life and your relationships.
Therapist in Central London
17 Cavendish Square
London W1G 0PH
Location: I see clients in person at 17 Cavendish Square, Marylebone, Central London, a short walk from Oxford Circus, Bond Street and Regent's Park stations.
I also offer online psychotherapy for clients throughout the UK and internationally.
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Considering therapy?
Taking the first step can feel difficult. If you're wondering whether psychotherapy might be helpful, you're welcome to get in touch. From there we can arrange an initial conversation to think about what you're looking for, my availability and fees, and whether working together feels right.