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Lilly H. Stuart is a chartered clinical psychologist and psychotherapist with over thirty years’ experience.

Having previously worked in the N.H.S., she now runs a long-established private practice in SE London, with clients from across London and Home Counties.
She is a Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA). This is the international qualification for Transactional Analysis (TA) psychotherapists.
She also has in-depth training in client-centered therapy and behavioral psychotherapy.
In the late 1970s and in the 1980s she ran the South London Psychotherapy Training Centre, where she trained students in psychotherapy with a special focus on Transactional Analysis (TA). At that time she was also doing training / extramural lecturing to health care students and professionals in the UK, contributing to University Courses in Clinical Psychology.
Between 1978 and 1992 Lilly ran courses and workshops on stress management, time management, life skills, assertiveness training and therapy of depression.

As a psychologist and psychotherapist Lilly deals with, and has gained in-depth experience of, a broad variety of issues/problems in counselling/psychotherapy including:

depression
mood swings

stress
anxiety

couple therapy
anger

time management
grief and loss

Help can be provided on a short or long term basis.

Lilly's style of working is to be actively engaged with the client. Her philosophy of approach is informal, inquisitive, supportive, gently confrontative - and at times, philosophical.

Qualifications & Practicing Licence

Chartered Clinical Psychologist* (BPS).
Licensed ‘practitioner psychologist’ with the UK Government's Health Professions Council (HPC), which has taken over the registration of chartered psychologists.
Certified Transactional Analyst, (CTA), since 1980, with the International Transactional Analysis Association (ITAA).

* The British Psychological Society (BPS) regulates Chartered Psychologists

Languages

Lilly speaks both English and German.

Approach (see also Philosophy)

Lilly believes that most problems are either a learnt pattern (e.g. a phobic person might learn to avoid a situation resembling the original ‘bad’ experience), and/or the result of pressures or deficits in the person’s psychological environment (e.g. in childhood or in more recent relationships). This means that people can learn to solve problems, develop different patterns and to take charge of their life!

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