Ran Dang

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Location:

West & North London, and online

 

Specialises in:

  •  Neurodiversity (ADHD, learning difficulties)
  • Personality disorder
  • Trauma and early experiences
  • Emotional regulation
  • Cross-cultural identity and adjustment
  • Shame and internalised hostility

 

Email me:

 

dangran.therapy@gmail.com

 

My journey


I completed my second MA in Art Psychotherapy at Brunel University of London. I am a HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist, and a member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) and the European Federation of Art Therapy  (EFAT). I am also a qualified Counsellor accredited by the Chinese Ministry of Human Resources and Social
Security.


I have four years of experience working across NHS (secondary mental health services), school, and community settings in the UK. Through these roles, I have supported adolescents and adults presenting with a range of difficulties, including complex trauma, anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, and challenges in identity and relationships. I
have experience working with clients who may find it difficult to express themselves verbally, including young people and neurodiverse individuals. 


I have a particular interest in cross-cultural experiences and identity, especially for clients navigating transitions between different cultural contexts. I am experienced in working with difference, migration, and belonging, and I aim to offer a culturally sensitive and reflective space.

 

My Approach


My practice is informed by psychodynamic and trauma-informed approaches. I work in a collaborative way, adapting the pace and structure of therapy according to individual needs. Some people come feeling overwhelmed; others feel unsure where to begin. We start wherever you are. Together, we may explore how earlier experiences and relationships influence current patterns, creating space for new ways of relating to yourself and others. 
You are welcome to use art materials, talk, or move between both. Art-making can help ground the body and express what feels difficult to articulate. Equally, you are welcome to simply talk if that feels safer.
 
Practical Information


I offer a free 15-minute online consultation before the initial session.

 

Get in touch!

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