Florence Nadaud
About Florence
My name is Florence Nadaud and I have trained as a child, adolescent and family pychodynamic psychotherapist at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust.
My private psychotherapy practice offers a variety of interventions and services (anchored in psychoanalytic and systemic modalities) to children, young people, families, schools and professionals.
I am contracted by schools as their allocated psychotherapist, working with young people as well as offering school staff supervision and training.
I am a clinical supervisor for Swindon Woman's Aid
What I can help with
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Bereavement
- Bullying
- Care Leavers
- Changes in Behaviour
- Changes to family set up
- Changing Schools
- Confidence Concern
- Cultural Issues
- Dealing with a big life event
- Depression
- Difficulties making Friends
- Eating Issues
- Emotional Abuse
- Exam Pressures
- Family Dynamics
- Friendship Issue
- Gender Identity
- General Concern
- Grief & Loss
- Illness and Health Conditions
- Impact of Separation or Divorce
- Inter-generational Trauma
- Low self-confidence
- Low self-esteem
- Mental health issues
- Moving Home
- Nervousness
- OCD
- Online – social media
- Parent Child Relationship
- Parent Support
- Race Issues
- Reluctance to go to school
- Sadness
- School Transitions
- Self - Injury
- Separation Anxiety
- Sexual Abuse
- Sexuality
- Sibling Issues
- Sleeping Issues
- Stress
- Suicidal Thoughts
- Teenage Issues
- Toilet Related Issues
- Transition into becoming a Teenager
Specialist Areas
- ADHD
- Adopted Children
- Adoptive Parents
- Alcohol
- Anxiety
- Attachment
- Autism & Neurodiversity
- Body Dysmorphia
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Developmental Trauma
- Domestic Violence
- Drugs
- Eating Disorders
- Emotional Neglect
- Extreme Violence
- Foster Carers
- Gender & Identity
- LGBTQQIAAPP2
- Looked After Children
- Mental Health Disorders
- Safeguarding & Child Protection
- Self Harm & Self Injury
- Suicidal Ideation
- Suicide
- Trauma
Further information
Mosaics-Of-Life Therapies aim to offer individuals a space where they can feel safe enough to be their true selves, explore who they are and connect with how they feel about themselves and others.
Every single emotion, thought and feeling is valued and recognised as genuine and purposeful.
Play is central to our approach to working with younger children. We follow the child’s lead and will therefore often be found playing football, catch and taking part in any imaginary script that develops within a session. We create a space for children to explore relationships, feelings and thoughts, through play and interactions with their therapist. Young people are not expected to ‘sit and talk’ either. We encourage every client to use the available space freely, in whichever way they feel comfortable. We aim to create a space where it is acceptable for you to become angry, to cry, to doubt, to judge, to express thoughts which may be experienced as shameful, stigmatised or rejected outside of the therapy room.
Our practice is for one-to-one sessions with children and young people caters for all ages between birth and 25 years of age.