Kathrine Quiller
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Email
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Location
Colchester Campus
Profile
- Analytical Psychology, Jungian Analysis and Dramatherapy
Biography
I am a Jungian Psychoanalyst, working full time in private practice in South London. Initially training as a Dramatherapist, I subsequently specialised in practising within addiction, mental health, homelessness, and in the violence against women and girls sectors, and I continue to supervise within these sectors and the NHS. In private practice I offers therapy, analysis and supervision, offering session frequency of 1 - 5 times per week. I also work as a clinical supervisor and welfare consultant for the National Theatre, The Royal Opera House, and The Serpentine Gallery. I teach for various training institutions, primarily on the subjects of class, the body/soma relationship, sexual identity, and dissociative disorders such as DID.
Qualifications
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Adult Analysis Society of Analytical Psychology (2024)
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M.A. Dramatherapy University of Roehamptom (2003)
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Diploma in Creative Arts Supervision Institute of Action Methods (2010)
Research and professional activities
Thesis
The impact of an increase of session frequency on the reconstruction of personal and archetypal myths that may be destructive that have evolved in response to complex developmental trauma and how these might be unconsciously dethroned through the Jungian analytic relationship?.
I aim to explore the contribution that an increase in session frequency makes towards change in a patient’s psyche, and specifically how it might influence the relationship the patient has with unconscious myths that have roots in their experience of trauma. I propose that frequency change reconstructs internal narratives, and that attributing this to the increased capacity within which the analytic relationship can more readily access unconscious material and therefore create more opportunity f
Supervisor: Dr Christian McMillan , Dr Deborah L. S. Wright