Dynamic interpersonal therapy (DIT) is an interpersonal therapy which looks at how we relate to others, how we see ourselves and aims to assist our understanding link between past hurts and the current dynamics of our interpersonal relationships. DITs key theory is that painful, past experiences we which we ignore and lose sight can continue to affect our feelings and behaviour years later.
Therapists specialising in Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy
Monika Smolar
About
I have lived in several different countries and speak a number of languages. I have over twenty five years of experience working as a psychotherapist and counsellor in a wide variety of settings with a large variety of clients; a university (the LSE), primary and secondary schools, eating disorder c...
Background
I taught English for a while and then spent nearly thirty years working as a counsellor and psychotherapist with both individuals, couples and groups. I have experience running stress management groups, self-esteem groups and bereavement groups for students. I have also trained students in counselli...
Therapy Type
Anger ManagementBehavioural TherapyCognitive and Behavioural TherapiesCognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)Cognitive Therapy (CT)Collaborative Couple TherapyCompassion-Focused TherapyDepth TherapyDialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)Dynamic Interpersonal TherapyEclecticEMDREmotionally FocusedExistentialExistential TherapyExperientialHolisticHumanisticIntegral TherapyIntegrativeInterpersonal Therapy (IPT)MindfulnessNutritional therapyPerson Centered TherapyPsychodynamic TherapyPsychosexual TherapyReality TherapySolution Focused Brief TherapyTransactional Analysis (TA)Transpersonal PsychologySami Almutairi
About
As a therapist, I am interested in building a therapeutic relationship between us ” The relationship is the therapy” ( kahn, 1997). Within the safe, secure, comfortable and trusted professional relationship with me, I hope you would be incuarged to look into all aspects that you might find di...
Background
studied then worked in Marketing and Real estate development before moving to the UK in 2007. I have been involved with counselling and psychotherapy since 2012, training and building my practice while working with people from all backgrounds and cultures. My approach is integrative – meaning ...