What issues would I bring?

You can come to psychotherapy for a wide variety of issues; including personal and professional. 

In terms of your professional world; you might want to explore challenges related to stress, low confidence or self-esteem or difficulty concentrating.  You may also wish to work through decisions.

Some personal issues that you might want to explore with a psychotherapist might include relationship breakdowns or difficulties, divorce, wider family problems including parenting and adoption breakdown.  You can explore depression, anxiety, bereavement, addictions, and eating disorders; both for yourself or because the impact on you is so great through someone you know.  You might also consider psychotherapy for a history of trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorders, childhood abuse and neglect, and self-harm. 

You may have experienced a recent trauma such as a criminal attack, involvement with the Police by other means or the involvement of a family member or a car accident.  You might also want to explore your gender, sexuality, religious or spiritual beliefs or your culture and racial identity.

Whatever the reason; you will need to be open to putting in the time and commitment for the exploration that is required for psychotherapy.  There are no quick solutions or miracle cures; it is more of a commitment to yourself, which can be both rewarding and challenging.