Lucie Ehiwe

Qualifications

MA Psychotherapy

HDip Counselling and Psychotherapy

PhD Psychology of Education

MA Psychology

BA Psychology

Profile

Lucie is a qualified humanistic integrative psychotherapist who previously worked in Psychology as a lecturer and researcher.  She specialised in developmental psychology and research on the psychology of school bullying and cyberbullying.  Lucie’s work in general psychology and in the field of bullying contributed to her decision to train as a Psychotherapist, as this allows her to work more closely and directly with individuals dealing with psychological and emotional challenges.  Lucie’s lecturing work has focused on developmental psychology (which examines physical, cognitive, and emotional change from birth to death) and research methods, which has been helpful in both viewing change/transition in the context of the client’s life stage, and in considering the complexities of psychological diagnoses, treatments, and interventions.

Approach

Lucie has trained in humanistic and integrative psychotherapy.  Foremost in her work is a focus on developing a collaborative relationship with the client which is underpinned by respect, dignity, trust and autonomy.  Lucie provides a non-judgemental space in which clients can develop their self-awareness by exploring their difficulties, relationships, upbringing, desires, and needs.  Her training has been informed by humanistic, psychodynamic, gestalt, and existential modes of psychotherapy.

Lucie has experience working with:

Relationship difficulties

Lack of direction in life

Life transitions

Family issues

Anxiety

Low mood / depression

Separation / divorce

Trauma

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