Dr James Davies is a psychotherapist, researcher, university lecturer and bestselling author.
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About Dr James Davies:
Dr. James Davies has significant experience in a variety of mental health settings, including the NHS and for Mind. He is a psychotherapist, researcher, and university professor. He has published four books on multiple topics, such as psychiatry, psychoanalysis, and psychological distress.
His clients come to him for help with a wide range of emotional challenges, including bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, work-related stress, self-harm, relationship troubles, problems with self-esteem and self-value, disordered eating, panic attacks, rage issues, and eating disorders.
James is dedicated to his psychotherapy practise and offers a warm, judgment-free, and private therapeutic environment. He employs an integrative approach to psychotherapy that combines humanistic and psychodynamic philosophies. He works together and empathises with each client to make sure that psychotherapy meets their unique needs.
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