Helsinki City Psychiatrist CBT Helsinki
- +358 9 310 2611
- Siltasaarenkatu 13
David Polak Psychotherapist London offers compassionate, expert therapy tailored to your individual needs. With a solid foundation in psychoanalytic principles and years of experience in both public and private sectors, David helps clients gain deep insight into their emotional lives.
David Polak is a BACP-accredited psychotherapist with extensive training, including an MA in Psychotherapy and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy. His career spans various clinical environments, allowing him to work with a broad range of psychological challenges and a diverse client base.
He currently offers outpatient psychotherapy sessions at the Nightingale Hospital and runs a private practice in Central London. His work at the hospital includes contributions to innovative therapeutic programmes, such as the Football for Recovery day therapy service.
David works effectively with clients facing a wide spectrum of emotional and psychological difficulties. These include:
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
Panic attacks
Suicidal thoughts
Psychosexual difficulties
Anger issues
Interpersonal and personality disorders
Bereavement and grief
His integrative approach ensures that each client’s unique experience is respected and addressed with care.
David offers both counselling and psychotherapy, always grounded in a psychoanalytic framework. His aim is to help patients understand the unconscious processes that may influence their behaviour and relationships.
He engages clients in reflective conversations, exploring how early experiences may shape present struggles. This process encourages growth, insight, and meaningful change.
David believes that lasting change occurs when individuals gain a deeper understanding of themselves. He helps clients explore their emotional patterns, especially in how they relate to him in therapy.
By uncovering the roots of psychological distress, clients often experience relief from symptoms and gain greater freedom in their choices and relationships.
David Polak has shared his insights with the wider professional community through journal publications and lectures. Much of his work focuses on inter-generational trauma, particularly within the context of Jewish Holocaust survivors’ descendants.
This research enhances his clinical practice and deepens his empathy for complex emotional histories.
