About Ben Dixon

BA Psych (Hons) - MPsych (Clinical)

My path to psychology grew from a long-standing interest in the psychological and psychospiritual processes that shape who we are and how we develop. I have worked across a range of clinical settings and bring extensive experience working with forensic populations. My approach is person-centred and grounded in the understanding of individuation as something that emerges through contact with inner and outer experience. I see each person as unique and believe therapy is most helpful when it creates space to explore your emotional life and individual needs, relationships, challenges, and the different aspects of yourself.

I see therapy as an opportunity to support the internal growth of a person by developing a deeper understanding and connection to our inner life and our relationship with the world around us. This understanding is at the heart of my therapeutic approach, which aims to support you in developing greater self-awareness, meaning, and a stronger, more integrated sense of who you are.

Main areas of interest

Anxiety - Depression - Early Onset Psychosis - Identity and Self-Concept - Issues relating to Men’s Psychology - Personality Disorders - PTSD - Complex Trauma