Graeme Galton is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist working in the National Health Service and in private practice. He is a consultant psychotherapist and supervisor at the Clinic for Dissociative Studies. He also works at the Parkside Clinic in London with individuals and groups in an NHS outpatient psychotherapy service. He teaches trainee psychotherapists at The Bowlby Centre, where he is a registered member. He also provides clinical supervision to qualified psychotherapists. He edited, Touch Papers: Dialogues on Touch in the Psychoanalytic Space (Karnac, 2006), as well as co-editing, Forensic Aspects of Dissociative Identity Disorder (Karnac, 2008). He is registered with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy. More information about his private practice can be found at http://www.montpellierpractice.comAdah Sachs is an Attachment-based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist, and has worked for many years as a psychotherapist in psychiatric hospitals, with adults and adolescents. She is a consultant psychotherapist at the Clinic for Dissociative Studies, and a training supervisor and visiting lecturer at the John Bowlby Centre and at the Centre for Child Mental Health. She lectures widely on trauma and dissociation, and maintains a small private practice. Her co-edited book Forensic Aspects of Dissociative Identity Disorder was published by Karnac in 2008.
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Lynn Greenwood is a psychotherapist with a particular interest in adolescents and adults who exhibit behaviours that are destructive either to themselves or others. She works at the Eating Disorders Unit at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, London; at the Priory, Roehampton; and in private practice. She has also worked with adolescents and young adults at Huntercombe Maidenhead Hospital and with inmates of a major London prison. She teaches and writes on psychotherapy issues and has acted as consultant psychotherapist for several television programs.
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Liz Lloyd is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist in private practice and at Respond
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Shanawaz Haque qualified as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist with the London Centre for Psychotherapy. He is an honorary Imam and has a private practice as an Islamic therapist working with individuals and couples in psychotherapy and counselling informed both by his psychotherapy training and by Islamic concepts. He also works for Respond providing psychotherapy for people with learning disabilities who have experienced sexual trauma. He is a consultant psychotherapist at the Clinic for Dissociative Studies.