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Natasha de Meric

Natasha de Meric is a psychodynamic psychotherapist (UKCP & BACP), Clinical Supervisor, EMDR practitioner, experienced lecturer, and Founder of “Time for Change”.

Natasha is an experienced psychodynamic practitioner specialising in working with adults who experienced childhood trauma. She has written about her own experiences of emptiness in therapy and how her analyst enabled a profound shift in her understanding of emptiness.

She is an experienced lecturer and workshop lead, having taught on the MSc Psychodynamic Masters Programme at Birkbeck, University of London for nine years. She also runs workshops on trauma, transgenerational trauma and the impact of society on the individual. Her teaching style is warm and relatable.

Natasha is also Founder of “Time for Change”, an organisation that places at its heart the understanding that we are all impacted by racism, oppressions and poverty as well strengthened by beliefs systems, cultures and ways of living that are varied and expansive. As part of “Time for Change” she runs workshops and monthly reading groups for mental health practitioners where space is given to considering the impact of global issues on individuals.

Testimonial from workshop attendee: “Natasha’s workshops are truly profound. Deeply human and connecting in terms of my personal stuff and my clinical practice”.

Testimonials for Natasha de Meric’s training:

“I found Natasha so engaging. She presented such a deeply complex theme in a way that felt down to earth and real. Her genuine respect for members of group who gave feedback and asked questions touched me as did the way she showed her own vulnerability as a practitioner to illustrate the theories.”

“Really loved the way Natasha presented the learning, it was informative, knowledgeable and she connected with the audience, she didn’t just talk at us.”

 

Brighton Therapy Partnership has worked with many trainers and speakers in the field of counselling and psychotherapy. To see a full list, visit our speakers' page. In addition, we regularly interview speakers for our blog.