About Me
Experienced, flexible, Dorset based
After more than 35 years of practice in London, I relocated to the peaceful surroundings of Beaminster in West Dorset in 2022. Now working part-time from my home practice, I offer a supportive and confidential space for clients to explore what brings them to therapy.
At Spitzer Psychotherapy, I draw on a wide range of approaches, adapting the work to suit each individual. Whether you are seeking short-term focused help, or longer-term, open-ended therapy, the work is tailored to meet your needs. My training includes in-depth trauma work, also working with eating disorders and self harm, PTSD, and therapy that addresses early adverse experiences—including those linked to childhood or the impact of boarding school.
As a psychotherapist and Jungian analyst, I also offer Art Therapy, a non verbal form of expression that can supplement and enrich the verbal work, often resonant for artists and those in creative fields. Art can be integrated with talking therapy, offering a powerful, complementary way to access and express what may be hard to articulate with words alone.
Over the past 25 years, I’ve also worked as a clinical supervisor, supporting both trainees and experienced practitioners within the ethical frameworks of BPC and UKCP.
Common concerns I work with include anxiety, depression, grief, relationship and family issues, life transitions, and questions of meaning and identity. Therapy is offered both in person and online—or a blend of both, depending on what suits you best.
I offer initial phone conversation and first consultation for free, to help us explore whether working together feels right for you, without it being too costly.
If you’re looking for a thoughtful, flexible, and creative therapeutic space, I welcome you to get in touch.
