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Dr. Woolfson has a unique approach to the practice of psychological issues. He likes a multi-disciplinarian approach, which references his extensive experience across the spectrum of psychiatry medicine and neurology. As well as, different forms of psychotherapy and cognitive approaches.

Dr. Woolfson is now exclusively in  private practice and sees patients at his consulting rooms at 30 Weymouth Street, in the centre of London. He also offers online video consultations via Zoom and other platforms.

Dr. Woolfson has a reputation for the precise diagnosis and management of illness, across the entire psychological spectrum. He has a kind and personable manor, which has always been valued and appreciated.

If you want to find psychological help of any kind, it is important to make an informed decision. More than most medical specialities, the rapport you build with your psychotherapist is important.

Dr. Woolfson covers the management and treatment of the broad range of mental health problems, including:


Dr. Woolfson’s skills cover the management and treatment of the whole range of mental health problems. These include:

  • Anxiety
  • Phobias
  • Obsessional problems
  • Drug, alcohol, and gambling addictions
  • Personality disorders
  • Depression and bipolar disorders
  • Post-traumatic stress disorders
  • Marital and sexual problems
  • Anger management
  • Eating disorders
  • Hypnosis for the treatment of mild addiction (smoking)
  • Insomnia and other sleep disorders

He has been trained in the principles of dynamic and analytical psychotherapy and also uses Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and revaluation of emotional intelligence issues. For many years, he has practiced Group Psychotherapy and where necessary, utilises Conjoint Marital Therapy.

His approach to patients is holistic and each person is assessed as an individual, in their unique context, both culturally and psychologically. Where relevant, patients are sent for management and treatment for inpatient care by referral directly to a psychiatric colleague.

See Dr. Woolfson’s Publications