John Igoe

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy offers a chance to untangle long-standing problems and gain clarity about issues that may have affected us for years, often without our awareness. It can lead to greater self-understanding and connection, opening the door to change, growth, and approaching life with more insight and freedom. Together, we explore whatever you bring to therapy and work to find a way through it.

Experience and Areas of Interest
I’m interested in working with dreams, exploring power dynamics in relationships, reflecting on questions of meaning, freedom, loneliness, and death, discovering how we can access and trust our instincts and intuition, and understanding how childhood experiences have shaped us.

I’ve worked with adults in both private practice and community settings, supporting clients through a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and loss. At One in Four, I supported adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and trauma, and at ICAP I work with survivors of institutional abuse. My experience also includes work in an acute psychiatric ward, supporting patients with chronic mental health conditions.

I’m a fully qualified and accredited psychotherapist, holding an MA in Transpersonal Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy Education (CCPE) in London. My approach integrates humanistic, psychodynamic, existential, and transpersonal perspectives, offering a flexible, depth-oriented approach to psychotherapy. My MA research focused on the impact of family dysfunction, addiction within the family system, and the long-term effects of childhood neglect.