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Psychotherapeutic Communications

 

Achieving your own version of success...

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Enabling individuals, couples, families and organisations to take meaningful steps towards growth, development and change.

 

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Understanding your story,
Creating meaningful change

​​I am a psychotherapist, consultant child and adolescent psychotherapist, supervisor, author and group practitioner with over 30 years experience of working in the public (NHS) and community sectors. I work both in person and online.​​​​ In my private practice I offer:​​

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Psychotherapy

Professional and Clinical Supervision

Specialised Consultancy

Training

Reflective Practice Groups for Organisation

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A for Adoption: 

An Exploration of the Adoption Experience
for Families and Professionals

​Providing a psychoanalytic view on adoption, addressing emotional pain and trauma while offering guidance for families and professionals to understand it's emotional complexities and navigate challenges. to support the adoption journey​

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"Alison Roy is my go-to child and adolescent psychotherapist whenever I have a letter to reply to in my Guardian column which concerns adoption. Her ability, in particular, to put across the possible viewpoint of the child, is especially important and helpful to me; but her empathy and insight into the whole picture is fantastically useful and thought-provoking."

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Annalisa Barbieri, The Guardian.

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'Essential for adoptive parents seeking deeper understanding of their child's experiences.'

Psychotherapy         Supervision      Consultation         Training            Resources      

When we begin to explore our experiences from different perspectives, we can develop a deeper understanding of ourselves and our relationships. We can then begin to recognise repeating patterns and obstacles to growth and healthy development. I believe that understanding our own stories can be a powerful starting point for meaningful change. ​​

'Writing Trauma Stories'
Training for Mental Health Professionals:


9th November 2026

WRAP 83 Queens Rd, Brighton BN1 3XE

(next to Brighton Station)

10am-3:15pm

 

Join me for an in-person training

 

Where you will explore and learn a creative approach to work with the narratives that your clients may bring, and feel confident to construct trauma stories in your therapeutic work, to help your clients to “bear the unbearable” and unlock meaningful shifts in their lives.

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This training is for: Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Group Practitioners and Social workers

Get in touch

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