Dr Anastasios Gaitanidis
Relational Psychoanalyst & Director
Dr Anastasios Gaitanidis is the Director of Relational Psychoanalytic Therapy Ltd, a Relational Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, Director of Studies, Author, Theory Editor and Supervisor.
In addition to his clinical work as a psychoanalyst, Anastasios held appointments as a Senior Lecturer and Director of Studies and provided clinical and research supervision to psychotherapists and counselling psychologists at Regent’s University London, University of Roehampton and Metanoia Training Institute. He currently holds the position of Visiting Professor for the professional doctorate in counselling psychology at Regent’s University London.
Anastasios is the Theory Editor of the European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling (EJPC) and an author who published a substantial body of academic work including journal articles and edited books over the years, with a recent book publication entitled “The Sublime in Everyday Life”.
Anastasios’ published books, book chapters and journal articles can be found here.
Availability
Daily appointments available
Fees
Individual Therapy £85 per 50 min Couples therapy £120 per 60min
Organisations £250 per 60min
Supervision £85 per 50min
Training
BSc (Honours) Psychology
— Royal Holloway
Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy
— Goldsmiths (University of London)
MA in Psychoanalysis
— University of Kent
PhD in Psychoanalysis
— University of Kent
Relational Psychoanalysis — NIP, NYC
Memberships
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
British Psychological Society (BPS)
The SITE for Contemporary Psychoanalysis
— Served as an Acting Chair and Member of the SITE Council and Training Committee.
Publications
The Sublime in Everyday Life (2021)
The Male in Analysis (2011)
Narcissism: A Critical Reader (2007)
Sasa Stojovic
Senior Therapist & Administrator
Sasa Stojovic is an Existential-Analytic Psychotherapist (UKCP accredited).
Sasa works with clients experiencing manifold variations of suffering from everyday misery to profound and disconcerting despair. From identifiable complaints to more diffuse and unknown confusions and conflicts, Sasa provides a therapeutic space that facilitates the client’s ability to explore their deep rooted and primary core issues that have contributed to the manifestation of often distressing symptoms.
Centering on the experience of the client, consideration is given to the client’s psychological, sexual, historical and social contexts as well as the place they occupy in relation to the world.
Sasa believes that therapy provides a place for an intersubjective therapeutic encounter where individuals who feel displaced, misplaced, alienated and frightened can begin to raise questions about the neglected and forgotten aspects in their lives.
Having been the Associate Editor for the European Journal for Psychotherapy and Counselling (EJPC) and with her own PhD research in progress, Sasa keeps abreast of emerging research and developments in practice. With a background in the arts, Sasa understands the need to live a creative life rich with possibility and discovery. Sasa is working towards her PhD with a focus on the unspeakable within the psychological therapies.
Sasa works in private practice and tends to work on a long-term basis but also provides shorter-term therapy.
Availability
Daily appointments available
Fees
Individual therapy £75 per 50 min
Training
MSc Counselling and Psychotherapy
— University of Roehampton
Post Graduate Diploma, Counselling and Psychotherapy
— University of Roehampton
Post Graduate Certificate, Counselling and Psychotherapy
— University of Roehampton
Bachelor of Arts in Dramatic Arts Honors
— University of Witwatersrand
Memberships
UKCP and BACP
UPCA
SAFPAC