Mrs Kate Moss

Specialises in psychotherapy for adults and adolescents – long, short and medium term.

Mrs Kate Moss is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist at Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospitals.

Kate read Humanities at the University of Oxford and worked for Greenpeace before training as a psychotherapist. She received her certificate in the fundamentals of counselling from Regent’s College in 1992 before qualifying as a psychosynthesis counsellor and PG Dip (BACP/PET/UEL) in 2001.

She received her qualification as psychosynthesis psychotherapist and MA (UKCP/PET/UEL) in 2003 and her psychoanalytic psychotherapist (UKCP/CPJA/FIP) qualification in 2005.

She has 25 years’ experience across the NHS, university and voluntary sectors as well as in private practice and is a regular international speaker.

Conditions

• Psychodermatology.
• Professional resilience.
• Disability and visible difference.
• Stigma.
• Generational transmission of trauma.
• Heredity.
• Skin diseases.
• Institutional dynamics.

Procedures/ treatments

• Individual psychoanalytic psychotherapy for adults and adolescents – long, short and medium term.
• Assessment and onward referral.
• Psychodermatology (service only offered at St Thomas’).

Special/ research interests

Mrs Kate moss has special interest in psychoanalysis.

Membership of professional bodies

• UK Council for Psychotherapy.
• Forum for Independent Psychotherapists.
• Council for Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysis.

Practice locations

St Thomas’ Hospital.