Therapy is an opportunity to discover the potential we have to live a full and rewarding
life and understand ourselves better. It can be short term, focussed on a specific
problem or long term towards a deeper exploration of your life.

My aim is to support a greater understanding of yourself in a confidential and safe environment.
I avoid using jargon and incorporate a variety of techniques and theories drawing from a number of different approaches. Above all I believe the success of therapy is dependent upon on a therapeutic relationship built on trust and openness enabling you to see more clearly any fixed patterns and beliefs which might be preventing you from leading a satsifying and creative life in mind, body and spirit.

Clients come with problems which affect different areas of life such as:
GENERAL HEALTH: Eating disorders, addiction, depression, self-harm, insomnia
WORK: Stress & burn-out, communication problems, unfulfilled potential, low confidence
RELATIONSHIPS: Loneliness, sexual concerns, problems with anger/rage, jealousy
EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS: Anxiety, confusion, mood swings, anger issues, low self-esteem
OTHER ISSUES include: Bereavement, trauma, abuse (sexual/physical), obsessions

The first step to finding out wether psychotherapy/counselling might be beneficial to you is to
contact me on 07740 535399 or email simon@london-psychotherapist.co.uk to arrange
a free initial consultation during which we would discuss the possibility of working together on a
weekly basis or a referral to a different service if that is more appropriate. Your call and any
communication between us will be treated confidentially.
The fee is £50 for a 50 minute session.

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CONTACT
Simon Jacobs
07740 535399
email: simon@london-
psychotherapist.co.uk



LOCATION
Linen Hall
162-168 Regent St.
London W1
Situated between
Oxford Circus &
Piccadilly Tubes


'We know what
we are but we
know not what
we may be'
William Shakespeare