Caitlin Stephens

Accepting new clients

Self-employed

Psychoanalyst (in training); counsellor

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Available

In person

via phone

via video

Practice location

Zurich Enge

Type of service

Psychological Counselling

Health insurance coverage

None

Language

English(native)

German

Swiss German

Work experience

1 years of work experience

About me

In psychoanalysis or counselling based on the theories of C.G. Jung, we work together to get in touch with the unconscious processes affecting your life. We may discuss your relationships, work situations or outer circumstances, and work with dreams, imagination and creativity. Jungian analysis can help you find meaning and purpose and get to know yourself on a deeper level. As a Diploma Candidate at the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich, I attend ongoing supervision and am in analysis. Originally from northeast England, I've lived in Zurich for 11 years with my partner and two teenage children.

Diplomas and further education:

Diploma Candidate, Psychoanalysis Training Program (leading to membership of the International Association of Analytical Psychology, IAAP) at the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich (CGJIZ) in Küsnacht. Since 2021.

Certificate of Advanced Studies in Analytical Psychology, CGJIZ. 2018-2019.

Post-Graduate Diploma in Translation, Chartered Institute of Linguists, London. 2002.

Degree in Modern Languages, University of Leeds (UK). 1996-2000.

Qualifications

Insurance & Costs

Working Days

I am specialised in:

Adaptation difficulties

Anxiety

Blockades

Conflict management

Crisis

Difficulties at work

Grief

Identity exploration

Life transitions

Low mood and sadness

Low self-confidence

Low self-worth

Menopause

Postnatal blues

Relationship conflicts

Separation

Stress

Stressful life events

Unemployment

I work with these methods:

Analytical Psychology

Dream interpretation

Imaginative methods

Life Coaching

I have experience with:

Adults

Young adults

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