Dr Hefina Whiteley-Jones Neuroradiologist Brighton
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- University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust, Worthing Hospital, Lyndhurst Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 2DH
Claire Owens Psychodynamic Psychotherapist Brighton offers a calm, confidential space to explore the deeper patterns that shape your emotional life. She works with adults in Brighton who are seeking long-term understanding, clarity, and transformation.
Moreover, Claire’s psychodynamic approach focuses on unconscious processes, early life experiences, and the emotional themes that repeat in relationships. Consequently, her clients gain insight into the roots of their struggles and begin to develop new, healthier ways of relating to themselves and others.
Therapy with Claire involves regular weekly sessions in which clients can speak freely and reflect on their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours.
Furthermore, Claire listens attentively and responds thoughtfully to help make sense of what may feel overwhelming or confusing. As a result, clients begin to understand long-standing emotional patterns.
In addition, the consistency of the therapeutic space allows trust and safety to develop over time—key ingredients for meaningful change.
Claire Owens Psychodynamic Psychotherapist Brighton supports clients facing a wide range of issues, including anxiety, low self-worth, relationship difficulties, depression, and grief.
Similarly, therapy can help those who feel stuck, disconnected, or unsure of who they are. Claire helps clients make links between past and present, which often leads to greater self-awareness and emotional freedom.
Moreover, by understanding the deeper roots of distress, clients often experience not only relief but also long-term emotional growth.
Therapy with Claire unfolds at a pace that suits you. Although the work is deep, it is never rushed or forced.
Additionally, Claire brings warmth, professionalism, and genuine curiosity to the therapeutic relationship. For this reason, clients often describe feeling truly seen and understood—perhaps for the first time.
Despite the challenges that can arise during therapy, Claire provides steady, compassionate support throughout the process. Therefore, many clients find therapy becomes an anchor during periods of emotional change.
Clients value Claire’s thoughtful, in-depth approach and her commitment to ethical, attuned care. In contrast to quick-fix therapy, psychodynamic work offers lasting emotional understanding.
Furthermore, Claire continues to train and reflect on her practice, ensuring her work remains rigorous and effective. Hence, clients receive therapy that is both relational and clinically grounded.