Jada Alice Slevin studied and completed her doctoral training in Psychoanalysis at the Kent Institute of Medicine in the U.K.
After eight years of rigorous academic and clinical training, Jada qualified and registered as professional member with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy. With specialist knowledge of Freud’s theoretical framework of understanding the human unconscious, a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist enables the individual to deepen their understanding of patterns of behaviour influencing one’s life choices in a deleterious or unhelpful manner. With this deeper awareness, one comes to a position of greater autonomy, confident in making better decisions, feeling greater satisfaction across all areas of life.

Since qualifying in 2010 Jada has worked with hundreds of clients all over the world, assisting individuals repair relationships, heal from addictions, fulfill their highest professional and personal ambitions and realize greater life satisfaction overall.

Jada has over fifteen years clinical experience of which seven were employed as a consultant for the U.K’s National Health Service in primary, secondary and tertiary care treating patients with symptoms of depression, anxiety, sexual difficulties, gender and body dysphoria, self harm, disordered eating as well as anger issues, conflict and behavioural problems resulting from childhood sexual and emotional traumas.

In her most recent years within the health service Jada specialized in psychosomatic disorders and working with patients diagnosed with borderline and narcissistic personality disorders.

Jada is renowned for her expertise in working with adult males and both men and women who struggle with issues pertaining to self esteem and relationship difficulties.

Psychoanalysis is not a ‘quick fix’ but it works.
Jada trained as a Freudian psychoanalyst because she knew that in order to support people to resolve long standing difficulties she had to commit to a long and thorough training that involved her own journey - not just academically, but experientially - to know the reservoir of the unconscious experience of the human condition within which many of the conflicts in our lives can originate.

The therapeutic relationship is designed to agitate these conflicts bringing them to conscious awareness so that they may be understood, confronted and resolved.

Jada’s own training analysis within the context of a 10 year training to an exceptionally high academic standard ensures a standard of support and efficacy difficult to find in other modalities. But it is her innate extraordinary gifts of interpretation and intuitive accuracy that go beyond conventional psychoanalytic excellence.

A system of psychological theory and therapy that seeks to treat mental health difficulties by investigating the interaction of conscious and unconscious elements in the mind and bringing repressed fears and conflicts into the conscious mind by techniques such as dream interpretation and free association.

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