Harley Street, London W1 · Integrative Psychotherapy & Jungian Analysis
Psychotherapy in London
There is usually a moment, sometimes quiet, sometimes acute, when a person realises that what they have been doing is no longer working. The strategies that once managed the difficulty, the habits that kept things contained, the ways of being in the world that once felt like choices: they stop functioning as reliably as they once did. Something is asking to be looked at.
Qualifications & Accreditations
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What we treat
EMDR & Trauma
An EMDR practitioner with over 20 years' experience. Complex and single-incident trauma.
Eating Disorders
All presentations. Europe's only doctorate on male eating disorders from an analytical psychology perspective.
Addiction
Hazelden trained. Alcohol, cocaine, gambling and sex addiction.
Depression & Anxiety
Jungian and integrative approach to mood and anxiety disorders.
Executive Coaching
ESSEC trained. Psychotherapy-informed leadership work.
Midlife & Identity
Transition, meaning and the unlived life. Jungian analysis.
The Practice
A different kind of practice
Dr Jacquet is an integrative psychotherapist and Jungian analyst with over 25 years of clinical experience in London and internationally. He is an EMDR practitioner with over 20 years' experience, a trained art psychotherapist, and an addiction specialist who trained at the Hazelden Foundation and Hope-One. He holds a Doctorate of Professional Practice, which, as far as is known, remains the only doctoral-level research in Europe focused specifically on male eating disorders from an analytical psychology perspective. He trained as an executive coach at ESSEC Business School, ranked among Europe’s top ten by the Financial Times.
Specialisms
- Male Eating DisordersDoctorate
- EMDR & Trauma20+ years
- Jungian AnalysisSupervisor
- AddictionHazelden trained
- Executive CoachingESSEC
- Art TherapyMaster level
Where we work
London & international
Latest writing
From Junky to Doctor
Twenty-five years ago I was convinced stopping was impossible. What changed it was not an argument, and not anything anyone told …
Does Online Therapy Work? What the Evidence Says, and What It Cannot Measure
Patients rate the alliance online no lower than in the room. But a person is not the same in their own house as in a consulting …
Burnout or Depression? What the Partner Sees First
The holiday test, the intact drive, what the body shows: how to distinguish burnout from depression in a senior professional, and …
The Dry Drunk: Sober, But Not in Recovery
Sober but not in recovery: why some families say they preferred the drinking, and what is missing when only the drink has gone.
Ketamine Addiction: What the UK Data Shows, and What I Hear in the Room
Ketamine use has not risen in a decade, yet treatment admissions are twelve times higher and consumption is up 229%. What that …
Cross-Addiction: A Different Cabin on the Titanic
Stopping one addiction often produces another. What bariatric surgery revealed, and why transfer is not inevitable.
Beginning
The first step is a conversation.
An initial consultation, a conversation in which you can speak about what has brought you here and sense whether this is the right place to continue. There is no obligation. Confidentiality is strict.
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