About Mo Mandic

My experience includes working with: anxiety, stress, depression, self-esteem and self-worth, addictions, sexuality, relationship difficulties, bereavement, loss, life crises, loss of meaning in life and identity issues.

However, I also work with issues relating to Abuse, Addiction to Love and Sex, ADHD, Alcohol problems, Anorexia, Assertiveness, Bi-polar disorder, Bisexual issues, Bulimia, Bullying, Cancer, Career issues, Childhood issues, Confidence issues, Couple relationships, Creativity, Cultural issues, Debt, Diabetes, Dissociation, Divorce, Drug addiction, Eating disorders, Exile issues, Faith issues, Fear, Gambling, Grief, History of mental illness, HIV and AIDS, Identity, Immigration, Impotency, Inhibitions, Internet addiction, Internet gambling addiction, Internet sexual compulsivity, Loneliness, Marriage (Marital relations), Men’s issues, Midlife crisis, Obsessions, OCD, Panic attacks, Parenting issues

My training, work experience and any achievement

I trained as a psychotherapist and counsellor at the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology, Regent’s College, London, having previously graduated in Philosophy and Chemistry. My accredited training at Regent’s College culminated in the successful completion of the Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy.

Prior to qualifying as a psychotherapist and counsellor I held various senior management positions in the chemical industry. This experience has familiarised me with the pressures and expectations that come with working within the corporate world.

I have previously worked in the NHS, and am currently a registered NHS provider of therapeutic services. I have also worked in a number of non-profit organisations, including MIND Tower Hamlets, Ealing Abbey Counselling Service and Bereavement Counselling Services.

I am currently a lecturer at the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, and provide private individual and group supervision for therapists.