Richard Gipps Psychotherapy — Psychologist in Oxford, England
Address2 Folly Brg OX1 4JU, Oxford, ENG
Phone+447989331661
Websiterichardgipps.co.uk
Dr. Richard G. T. Gipps is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist and Philosopher based in Oxford, UK. He provides psychotherapy for adults and offers clinical and academic supervision and tuition. His background includes philosophical research at the University of Oxford, where he holds a Senior Research Fellow position at Blackfriars Hall. Dr. Gipps's academic qualifications include a BA/MA from Oxford and a PhD from Warwick. He is registered with the British Psychological Society and regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council.
Best for
- Adults seeking psychotherapy
- Individuals seeking supervision
| Key services | Psychotherapy, Clinical supervision, Academic supervision, Tuition |
| Tags | clinical psychologist, philosopher, psychotherapy, supervision, oxford, adults, research fellow |
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