Emmy's life & writings

Emmy is a philosopher, psychologist and existential therapist, who has practised and taught for five decades and whose books have been translated into several dozen languages.
She is the president of the Existential Movement.

Emmy van Deurzen

MPhil, MPsych, PhD, CPsychol, FBPsS, FBACP, UKCPF, HCPC reg

Emmy is an existential therapist, psychologist, and philosopher, who has written numerous books and articles on life issues. Her work has been translated into well over two dozen languages. She founded the Society for Existential Analysis and its journal in 1988 and is the founder director of the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling and the co-founder director of the Existential Academy and Dilemma Consultancy, in London. She is a visiting professor with Middlesex University and President of the worldwide Existential Movement.  Emmy is an international speaker, an artist and a singer song-writer.

Emmy read her essay ‘Becoming an Existential Therapist’ on BBC Radio 3 on 15 November 2013. You can listen to the podcast here: Becoming an Existential Therapist

Private Practice

Emmy is able to see individuals or couples for existential therapy for monthly or one off sessions only, always online through her practice Dilemma Consultancy. She has a long waiting list, but Dilemma also offers a low cost clinic, where she supervises her doctoral students to offer existential therapy at £25 per weekly sessions after seeing you for an initial session herself. The consultancy can also take enquiries about lectures and workshops and information about fees and conditions can be found on the website. It is based at:

Existential Academy

61–63 Fortune Green Road
London NW6 1DR
020 7435 8067
londonoffice@dilemmas.org
www.dilemmaconsultancy.com

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