Noemi Lakmaier

Therapist Directory Listing Category: Online Therapy

About the Therapist

About the therapist:

Since training in integrative and existential psychotherapy at Regent's University London, I have been working with clients, seeking therapy for a diverse range of issues, for 10 years.
I also offer private supervision.

I have experience working with a broad range of challenges that we can all experience as human beings and that people may want to bring to therapy, including depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, loss and a search for meaning.

I am a wheelchair user and identify as a disabled, queer person and an immigrant to the UK, I have a particular interest in the minority experience, gender, sexuality, disability and identity. I am a LGBTQ+ affirmative, as well as kink- and poly aware therapist.

My pronouns are They/She

Sexual identity:

Kink - BDSM
Queer

Gender identity: Non-binary

Gender history: Prefer not to say

Non-monogamy: Yes

Intersex: No

Neurodivergent: No

Personal pronouns: they/she

Qualifications - Links to websites:

I am UKCP accredited. (2011166268)

https://psychotherapy.my.site.com/s/searchdirectory?id=a3VTl000001Sd97

https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/therapist/Noemi-Lakmaier-1aZKgAAM

I am also a BACP member (00866717)

Qualifications - Additional:

Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy

Regent's University London

2018

PgDip Psychotherapy and Counselling

Regent's University London

2016

Experience and approach:

As your therapist, I endeavour to create a space and a relationship of trust by listening and responding in such a way that anything and everything can be said, where we can try to make sense of confusing, painful or distressing events and experiences, and find new possibilities for being and moving forward.

My approach is non-judgemental; It is not about categorising people, nor is it about establishing a diagnosis or finding a cure. It is about me offering you a supportive, tender and professional relationship and accompanying you on a journey of getting to know yourself better and finding the answers only you can know.

I work from an existential-phenomenological perspective, which means that my approach to psychotherapy is based in philosophy engaged with the question of what it means to be human. This can be a very powerful way of reflecting on and making sense of the challenges and struggles we all encounter throughout our lives.

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