Is Depression a Chemical Imbalance? Dr James Davies - Psychotherapist

Dr James Davies is a psychotherapist, researcher, university lecturer and bestselling author.

Watch the full video to understand more about depression and the history around the thought of depression as a chemical imbalance.

About Dr James Davies:

Dr James Davies has worked in various mental health settings as a psychotherapist, researcher and university lecturer, including in the NHS and for Mind. He has written four books on issues relating to psychotherapy, psychological distress and psychiatry.

He works with a range of emotional problems including depression, anxiety, work-related stress, self harm, relationship difficulties, issues with self-esteem and self-value, eating problems, panic, anger, eating issues, traumatic experiences, abuse, psychosis and bipolar. He provides both short and long-term therapy.

James is highly committed to his psychotherapeutic work, and offers a warm, non-judgemental and confidential therapeutic environment. His psychotherapeutic approach is integrative, drawing upon humanistic and psychodynamic traditions. He works collaboratively and empathetically with all his clients to ensure that psychotherapy meets their unique needs.

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