FAQ | Barnaby Dunn Psychotherapy

Who do you work with?

I work with young people aged 11-25 in individual psychotherapy presenting with a range of difficulties. I also offer consultations to help parents, family members or carers gain a deeper understanding of what their child might be going through and to think about different ways in which they can support their progress.
How long does each session last?

Sessions last 50 minutes.
How frequent are sessions?

Sessions are once a week. Occasionally, there are situations when it might benefit a young person to enter into twice weekly sessions. This might be discussed over the course of a young person's therapy.
How much do sessions cost?

Sessions, including initial consultations, cost £75.
Where do sessions take place?

I have a quiet, comfortable therapy room at City Road Therapy. The address is 335 City Road, London, EC1V 1LJ and is easily accessible via public transport. City Road Therapy is a five minute walk from Angel tube station and is served by a number of buses (ex. 4, 19, 38, 43, 56, 205, 214, 274, 341). There may also be a possibility to arrange sessions in other locations across North and North West London. Please contact me for details.
What is your training and experience?

I am a fully-qualified child, adolescent and family psychodynamic psychotherapist. Training: - 'Psychological Therapies with children, young people and families', Tavistock & Portman NHS Trust, MA (Distinction). - 'Working with children, young people and families: a psychoanalytic, observational approach, Tavistock & Portman NHS Trust, PGDip (Distinction). - Certificate in Counselling & Psychotherapy Skills, WPF Therapy. I am accredited by the British Psychoanalytic Council (Member number 25483). See link below for details: https://www.bpc.org.uk/information-support/find-a-therapist-or-clinic/25483/ I am also a member of the Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists. Experience: I work in the charity sector for a young person's psychotherapy clinic in London where I undertake assessments, short-term and open-ended psychotherapy, as well as applied group work for young men using football. Prior to this, I helped establish a youth-work service for young people admitted to hospital and worked as a support worker for young people facing homelessness.