Therapy in Manchester — Counsellor in Manchester, England
Address548 St Ann's Square Old Bank St M2 7PE, Manchester, ENG
Phone+447592340211
Websitetherapyinmanchester.co.uk
Paul Melia is a psychotherapist and counsellor based in Manchester city centre, offering both short- and long-term in-person therapy for adults. He established Therapy in Manchester in 2011, drawing on extensive professional experience gained from working with a private healthcare provider and a North West charity. Melia is trained in Transactional Analysis Counselling, Psychotherapy, and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, influenced by Freud and Lacan. He has held significant roles within the professional psychotherapy community, including serving as Chair of the North West Regional Psychotherapy Association and on the editorial board for the Transactional Analysis Journal. Prior to his career in therapy, Melia had a 20-year career as an art historian, authoring books and curating exhibitions.
Best for
- Adults seeking in-person therapy
- Therapists seeking supervision
- Professionals attending workshops
| Key services | Psychotherapy, Counselling, In-person therapy, Supervision for therapists, Workshops for therapists |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | psychotherapy, counselling, manchester, transactional analysis, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, adult therapy, in-person sessions, paul melia, bacp member |
Location
Also in Manchester
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