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Sessions

SOOL Psychology offers the following different therapies:

  • Individual Talking Therapy                                                                                        (including Analytical Therapy & Hypno- and Regression Therapy)

  • Mindfulness and suggestion therapy

  • Couples Therapy 

  • Child and Adolescent Therapy

  • Psychological Coaching 

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Each session typically lasts between 60 - 90 minutes. Please note that the length of each session may vary from client-to-client. Most typically you will initially see your therapist on a weekly basis and as you progress through therapy, the sessions typically will move on to bi-weekly and then monthly to then be concluded. As each person's need is individual the duration and frequency of the sessions may vary and we will always tailor-make a therapy plan that works best for you. Currently all sessions are held online, but face-to-face sessions may be resumed during 2023.

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Sessions are available in English and Swedish. 

Fee

Online Sessions: £145 (€165) per hour. 

 

We have to charge our clients the equivalence of one hour's therapy, should you fail to cancel your appointment less than 24 hours prior to the time of the session.

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Please check with your insurance company that you are eligible for, and hence covered, for this type of therapy before making an appointment.

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Before booking your first session, please read the Privacy Policy and Disclaimer

Ethical Principles and Confidentiality

Ms. Holmberg subscribes to and is bound by the strict code of confidentiality and ethics of the British Psychology Society, as well as of the other associations to which she belongs. This means that you can, with guaranteed confidentiality, talk about private, sensitive issues not easily shared with partner, family, friends or your physician. 

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Please note two important exceptions to the above:  

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  • If the client discloses information which may place any person in immediate and real danger of injury or abuse, then the therapist may disclose such information as may prevent that abuse or injury. This would include drugs or arms smuggling or acts of terrorism.

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  • If a legally constituted Judicial Court issues a subpoena then the therapist has no alternative but to release the records.

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