Leo LaDell Psychotherapy Dunedin — Psychotherapist in Dunedin, F7
AddressLevel 3/115 Stuart Street Central Dunedin 9016, Dunedin, F7
Phone+64272596749
Websiteleoladell.co.nz
Leo LaDell offers psychotherapy in Dunedin, New Zealand, providing compassionate support for healing, growth, and change. He works alongside clients with warmth, gentleness, and a calm presence to develop their sense of self and move toward greater fulfillment. Leo holds a counselling degree and has completed advanced training in the Conversational Model of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. This evidence-based approach is supported by research for its effectiveness in treating anxiety, depression (including treatment-resistant cases), borderline personality disorder, and other emotional challenges. Leo also has academic qualifications in Psychology, Social Services, Philosophy, and History. He provides a safe, private space for exploring issues such as self-esteem, relationships, grief, and difficult feelings, particularly during times of change, loss, or struggle.
Best for
- Individuals seeking support for anxiety and depression
- Those with borderline personality disorder
- People experiencing grief or relationship difficulties
- Clients navigating times of change or loss
| Key services | Psychotherapy, Counselling |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | psychotherapy, counselling, dunedin, anxiety, depression, conversational model, psychodynamic psychotherapy, healing, growth, relationships |
Location
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