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About Me
My name is Zoé Eisenstein. Before becoming a therapist, I worked as a
I met, listened to and learned from people from all walks of life, in many different settings, dealing with the impacts of illness, poverty, displacement, war, among other things. Professionally, I was chasing the story, but personally I found my interest resting with the individual. I wanted build a relationship with them and really understand their emotional world. It was that curiosity, and a desire to support people to have a better relationship with themselves and others that led me to pursue a career in counselling.
journalist for over two decades, living and working abroad for many years.
My professional and personal experiences around difference have deeply informed the way I work, and I believe identity is fundamental to how we see – and are seen by – the world. I am queer-positive, and affirming of all differences.
I see the client as the expert about their life, and tailor my approach to each individual - or couple - to support them to make choices that work best for them.
Issues I work with include anxiety, depression, stress, relationship issues, infertility, parenting and family challenges, ADHD, sexuality, identity, discrimination, abuse, terminal illness, stress, bereavement, and trauma. I work with individuals and couples.
I am a bilingual English/French speaker and also offer sessions in Portuguese.
I trained in integrative therapy at the Mary Ward Centre and hold a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and adhere to their code of ethics.