Dr Zach Vogiatzis

If you’re outwardly coping but privately feeling anxious, low, emotionally stuck or burnt out, therapy can help you make change that holds in daily life. Often the same relationship patterns repeat: overgiving, withdrawal, fear of conflict, difficulty relying on others, and pressure builds over time.

I’m Dr Zach Vogiatzis, a Chartered Counselling Psychologist (HCPC registered) and the founder of The Psychology Clinics, offering therapy in Central London (W1W) and online. I specialise in burnout/high-pressure functioning, repeating relationship patterns and anxiety/low mood, including when stress shows up physically as stress-related and medically unexplained (persistent) physical symptoms (PPS).

Therapy with me is active and collaborative. We map the cycle linking body sensations, attention, emotion and behaviour, reduce symptom fear and avoidance/reassurance loops, and work with patterns as they happen so insight becomes lived change.

       

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Therapies & Treatments

Different approaches help different people, but the most important ingredient is not a technique; it’s how the work is done. My style is active and collaborative. We pay attention to what happens in real time, mind, body and relationship, so insights become lived change.

I offer two primary services:

Psychotherapy (adults)

Active, evidence-based psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, burnout, relationship difficulties and persistent physical symptoms (PPS/medically unexplained symptoms). Sessions are offered in Central London (W1W) and online.

Clinical supervision (psychologists/therapists)

Formulation-led, reflective supervision for clinicians working with complexity, trauma, somatic distress and relational dynamics. A collaborative space that supports both clinical depth and sustainable practice.  

What changes in therapy

Therapy is not just about insight; it is about noticing patterns as they happen and creating real change in how you relate to yourself, your body and other people. We pay attention to moments you want to withdraw, please, explain, numb out or push through and work with what is happening in the room so your responses shift over time.



Clients often notice improvements such as:

  • Less fear of their symptoms: more steadiness in the body (tension, gut symptoms, panic sensations).
  • More emotional access: they can feel without flooding or shutting down.
  • Different relationships: clearer boundaries, less people-pleasing, more secure connection.
  • A quieter mind: reduced overthinking and self-criticism, more choice in how they respond.
  • Measurable progress: goals reviewed so the work stays focused and contained.


Next step



If you’ve reached the limit of coping alone or you’ve found that insight helps you understand but does not create lasting change, therapy may be the next layer. You’re welcome to get in touch to arrange an initial consultation and see whether working together feels right.

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