Counselling & Psychotherapy
Everyone thinks you’re fine. You know you’re not.
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For years I sat in boardrooms at Sony, MGM/UA, Paramount and Universal. Then I built my own company and watched it implode. It was stripped and sold to the lowest bidder.
That was the start of a different education.
I went back to school and spent six years training as a psychotherapist. I built a practice in Oxford and on Harley Street, working with people who looked fine from the outside and were struggling everywhere else. I knew that feeling. I had lived it.
Most of us wear a mask. At work, at home, sometimes even when we are alone. It keeps us safe for a while. Then it starts to cost more than it gives.
My work is about what sits behind the mask. Fear. Anxiety. The weight of leading when everyone is watching. The patterns that keep coming back, however hard you try. I am direct, and I am on your side.
These days I live on a boat in the Greek islands and work online, by Zoom or Teams. I take on no more than ten clients a year, so each one has my full attention.
I also write. Fear, Masks & Shadows is the book behind this work. The Consequence of Vengeance is a series of psychological thrillers about a psychotherapist who waits twenty-five years to settle a score. They are different doors into the same question.
Whether you're facing professional hurdles or seeking personal growth, I'll guide you through a transformative process that leads to meaningful and lasting change.
Everyone thinks you’re fine. You know you’re not.
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Find out moreJon is an exceptional motivator; he inspires people to be themselves and they really do reach beyond their own expectations.HaroldPalo Alto, USA
Jon has the ability to confront and challenge and make you feel good about yourself, all at the same time!EleanorEdinburgh, UK
Going through the EIP experience was an interesting and rewarding process, both personally and professionally. It has no doubt helped me develop my management style.Stuart MizonDirector of Strategic Development
I wanted to kill those who wronged me and destroyed my life. I waited twenty-five years. Then I wrote it.
Four psychological thrillers about a psychotherapist who wakes his own shadow, calls it Wolf, and lets it loose on the men who ruined him. The only thing holding him to the light is the woman he loves, and a love he has never dared to trust.
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