The Bridge Foundation is a Bristol-based charity that provides accessible, high quality clinical services to a wide range of individuals, professionals and commissioners. Since our formation in 1983, we have grown into a multidisciplinary, psychoanalytic Centre of Excellence, specialising in child and family mental health.
Today, our Bridge Psychotherapy Service and Bridge in Schools programme provide therapy and consultation for more than 200 clients a week. Due to the pandemic we have been able to reach a wider range of people by offering our services remotely. We also run a vibrant programme of public events and training courses, to promote the application of psychoanalytic thinking in clinical practice, the arts and public life.
Today, our Bridge Psychotherapy Service and Bridge in Schools programme provide therapy and consultation for more than 200 clients a week. Due to the pandemic we have been able to reach a wider range of people by offering our services remotely. We also run a vibrant programme of public events and training courses, to promote the application of psychoanalytic thinking in clinical practice, the arts and public life.
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At the Bridge Foundation we want a future where every person can feel secure about who they are and relate to others as fully and honestly as possible. Children, young people, adults and families find help from highly qualified and skilled staff. Organisations and professionals find a space for learning and reflecting on clinical practice.
The Bridge Foundation was founded in 1983 by Sally Box, a psychoanalytic psychotherapist trained at the Tavistock clinic. The early vision was an organisation applying a psychoanalytic approach to understanding issues of everyday life, groups and organisations.
The Bridge became a registered charity in 1984 and the initial activities were developed along educational lines beginning with running a series of public lectures on psychoanalysis and everyday life.The Bridge has continued to develop these founding principles with educational, and therapeutic services, for individuals, families, groups and organisations.
The Bridge became a registered charity in 1984 and the initial activities were developed along educational lines beginning with running a series of public lectures on psychoanalysis and everyday life.The Bridge has continued to develop these founding principles with educational, and therapeutic services, for individuals, families, groups and organisations.
Specialist Experience: I have a particular interest in work with adolescents and young adults, looked after and adopted children and young people and children and young people with challenging behaviour. My clinical training included psychoanalytic work with children ages 0-25, parent-infant work, therapeutic parent support, dyadic work e.g.
To book an appointment please contact us on 0117 9424510 or on info@bridgefoundation.org.uk. For general enquiries please contact us on 0117 9424510 or on info@bridgefoundation.org.uk. Parking is on-street and pay and display, charged at 1 per hour. When parking on Sydenham Road, please make sure you park on the left hand side going down as the opposite side is permit parking only.
If you're age 18-25 and considering therapy, then lots of choices are open to you as an adult, and there are lots of places offering some type of therapy. So why come to The Bridge? If you're age 18-25 it's quite likely that your life is in a state of transition or you have recently had lots of transitions.
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