Mark Hoffman

  www.talktoevolve.com Book a free 15-minute consultation Do you feel that life's stresses, anxieties, and difficulties are weighing you down- Working with me, you will explore what is getting you stuck in life so you can move forward, heal, and evolve. I offer support in an empathetic, non-judgemental way. I have experience helping those with various issues in a safe therapeutic space, allowing you to explore your aims and thoughts. Together, we will explore your inner strengths and resources, building on these to improve your general well-being and self-growth. You will have a confidential space where you can talk about concerns and problems. Going into counselling might be hard for some, so I will try my best to put you at ease and assist you through the process. I offer integrative counselling, which is person-centred and psychodynamic. These approaches are uniquely tailored to you by looking at the present, which can lead to looking at your history and linking it to current concerns. I'm a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy BACP. Based in London, I have worked with teens over 16 and mature adults.    Walk-and-talk therapy might be an option for some near me in South London at Clapham Common, Tooting Bec Common, and Streatham Common. For others, I offer face-to-face counselling online worldwide or by telephone.   I specialise in stress, anxiety, depression, bereavement,  self-esteem, the inner critic, the inner child, loss, growing up in a dysfunctional home, co-dependency, sexuality, relationships, Work related problems,  ADHD and obstacles to well-being.   I can work with those in 12-step recovery programs for addictions. Or for those concerned with alcohol, substances, Work,  sex, spending, fitness, video games and social media.   Other areas I work with are Inner child work, the inner critic and growing up in or having a dysfunctional family.  Inner child work is an approach to recognizing and healing childhood trauma. It recognizes that our behaviours as adults stem from our childhood experiences. Inner child work focuses on addressing our unmet needs by reparenting ourselves. This self-discovery helps us understand our behaviours, triggers, wants, and needs.    An inner critic is an inner voice that judges, criticises, or demeans a person, whether or not self-criticism is objectively justified. A highly active inner critic can affect one's emotional well-being and self-esteem.    I am keen on mindfulness and can integrate grounding techniques into the sessions.