London Psychotherapy was set up by my late father, Dr Tom Kraft, in 1971.
At London Psychotherapy, we make sure that our clients are cared for as soon as they begin therapy. Some clients require counselling or psychotherapy while others need hypnotherapy as well. The approach at London Psychotherapy is to combine psychotherapy with hypnotherapy. This technique, a process known as integrative psychotherapy, is effective for a number of psychological problems. At London Psychotherapy, we believe that each client is unique and requires an individual psychotherapy programme to suit his or her needs. The hypnotherapy works in conjunction with the psychotherapy, accelerating the progress of the therapy, and heightening its effectiveness. However, in some cases, clients will have psychotherapy on its own.
London Psychotherapy has had a great deal of success treating the full range of psychological conditions. In particular, it has had success in the following areas: phobias, anxiety disorders, sleep disturbances, hyperhidrosis, weight loss, smoking cessation, sexual disorders, IBS, eating disorders, stress, panic attacks and depression.
Psychotherapy is a safe and effective form of treatment; no medication is used during treatment. For an appointment, please phone the number above.
London Psychotherapy is the specialist partner of London Hypnotherapy UK.
To book an appointment, please ring 0207 467 8564/07946 579645. Alternatively, you can e-mail David Kraft at dmjkraftesq@yahoo.co.uk.
David Kraft
David Kraft (PhD) is a specialist psychotherapist in central London. A fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, he has published articles in both national and international journals. He has written several papers on many topics, including: covert sensitisation, driving phobia, anxiety, sleep disorders, hyperhidrosis, psychosexual disorders, irritable bowel syndrome, eating disorders (including bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa), social phobia, agoraphobia and panic disorder. David Kraft uses a multimodal approach to psychotherapy: he combines elements of Rogerian psychotherapy with psychodynamic psychotherapy, and, on occasions, combines this with hypnosis.
David trained in psychotherapy at the National College of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy: he is also a UKCP-accredited psychotherapist. He has a diploma in clinical psychology (Dip.Cl.Psy); and, in addition, he trained at the BST Foundation in London where he gained both the diploma in Clinical Hypnosis (DCHyp) and the Advanced Certificate in Clinical and Strategic Hypnosis (A.Cert.CSHyp). Further, he has a Master’s Degree in Psychology from Kingston University.
David is Honorary Secretary for the Hypnosis & Psychosomatic Medicine Section of the Royal Society of Medicine; he is also a member of council for the British Society of Clinical and Academic Hypnosis (BSCAH) and is secretary for the Mets and South branch. David Kraft has had a great deal of success with his clients over the years: his kind and non-judgemental approach has made it possible for many to achieve their goals in therapy in a short timeframe.