Aby Yousefi

About Me

In 2002, I began my intensive training at WPF London, encompassing deep experiential, clinical, and theoretical work. I completed my studies in 2006, earning a postgraduate diploma in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counseling.

In addition to my professional training, my extensive experience as an immigrant has provided me with profound insights into the complexities associated with transitioning to new countries. These transitions can exacerbate existing issues and place individuals in vulnerable positions.

Clients typically seek therapy for a range of concerns, including:

• Impostor Syndrome: Feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt despite accomplishments.
• Dependence on External Validation: Over-reliance on others' approval or recognition.
• Deep Internal Void: Experiencing a significant sense of emptiness or lack of purpose.
• Dissatisfaction with Current Life: Unhappiness or dissatisfaction with present circumstances.
• Difficulty Trusting Others: Challenges in establishing or maintaining trust in relationships.
• Need for Self-Understanding: Seeking greater insight into oneself and clarity in behavior and patterns.
• Disturbing Childhood Experiences: Revisiting or addressing troubling childhood memories.
• Impact of Anxiety and Depression: Managing how anxiety or depression (personal or in a partner) affects various aspects of life.

I am committed to offering a compassionate and understanding space to help clients address these issues and work towards meaningful personal development and resolution.