Deborah Meyler
A psychotherapist working in Cambridge.

I work as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and as an EMDR practitioner. My practice is informed in the first place by Freud, and then by some of the great panoply of psychoanalysts who have come after him, particularly Melanie Klein and Donald Winnicott. 

 

Inasmuch as I don't believe there is one way to treat a client, or even that the client is being "treated" at all, I am an integrative therapist. I privilege relationship, and believe that psychoanalysis, a phenomenological approach, and EMDR can all be instruments within that relationship, in which we try to work out together how the client can best go forward. 

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I offer an initial session for £40. My usual fee is £85 per session for 50 minutes.  My EMDR fee is £120 for 1 hour and 15 minutes, though we can do EMDR in the 50 minute hour for £85. ​

 

I usually have two spaces for very low-fee clients and two further spaces at £45; currently all of these are taken. But write to me if you are an impoverished student and I will see what I can do. 

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I see clients in consulting rooms at 35 Madingley Road, Cambridge, from home in Cottenham, and online. I have kept the Madingley Road rooms since I moved to Cottenham, in part so that I can continue to see students. 

I am a full clinical member of the UKCP (UK Council for Psychotherapy) and of the EMDR Association UK. I am insured to practice. I adhere to the UKCP codes of ethics and complaints procedure. I am also a member of the Society for Existential Analysis (SEA). I am committed to continued professional development and regular supervision of my practice. 

 

I am fully trained in EMDR, and integrate it into my practice, as well as offering "pure" EMDR sessions separately. This year, 2025, I am moving forward to full accreditation. 

The photograph is of the avenue on Jesus Green, Cambridge.

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