Basic Data
| Name | Jennifyr Yap |
| Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist Registered Member Level | Registered |
| Relationship Therapist Registered Member Level | Registered |
| Registration Number | 4002 |
| Town/City | Battersea |
| County/Area | South West and Central London – Clapham Junction, Earls Court, Bond Street |
| Location | Clapham Junction Approach, London, UK |
| Location 2 | Earls Court Station, Warwick Road, London, UK |
| Location 3 | Bond Street, London, UK |
| Virtual Online Sessions | Yes |
| Country | England |
| Website |
Therapists Profile
| Languages Spoken | English |
| Psychosexual Therapy Qualifications | COSRT accredited Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Psychosexual Therapy COSRT approved Trauma Diploma course – current Enhanced DBS check up to date |
| Biography | I have been in the healing/therapy field for the last 15 years; training, attending workshops and undergoing therapy in various modalities. I am now in my 50s and after a journey of exploring my passion for therapy, I’m now committed to providing a professional therapeutic service as a practitioner in integrative psychosexual and couples/relationship therapy. I currently also see both individuals and couples at Mind who qualify for psychosexual and relationship therapy. |
| Types of Therapy Used | My training is based on the integrative homeodynamic model which is a humanistic model of psychosexual therapy. It’s a model based on sexual health rather than a focus on sexual dysfunction. It integrates current thinking across multi-disciplinary fields, including psychotherapy, systemic therapy, neuroscience, cognitive-behavioural therapy, complementary therapies, and traditional eastern and western sexual and relationship theory. The homeodynamic model for sexuality is sex positive; it promotes the pleasure principle and challenges sexual shame. I explore all dynamics of mind, body, brain and emotions, individually and in depth, with a focus on sexuality. |
| Issues Dealt With | I have experience of seeing clients from all backgrounds and a variety of presenting issues, for example but not restricted to: • Erectile dysfunction • GPPD (what used to be called vaginismus). • Gender identity • Coming out • Transgender issues • Historical rape • Sexual trauma • Trauma from illnesses (cancer, ulcerative colitis) affecting sexuality. Couples work: • Affairs and infidelities and post affair recovery • Cultural differences and expectations • Sexual differences • Communication difficulties |
| Type of Client | Adult Individuals and Couples |
| Rates and Discounts | |
| Supervisor | No |