Welcome to Dr Daniela Rossi
Clinical Psychologist
Dr Daniela Rossi is a leading psychologist based in London, her specialist skills include working with complex trauma, psychosis, dual diagnosis and personality disorders.
ABOUT
Dr Daniela Rossi is a leading psychologist based in London, her specialist skills include working with complex trauma, psychosis, dual diagnosis and personality disorders.
Dr Rossi is a skilled independent practitioner with a broad range of clinical experience who works in a flexible way that matches the client’s requirements. Dr Rossi has many years of experience working within the NHS as a Clinical Psychologist. Her practice is informed by evidence-based interventions and supported by routine outcome measures.
Dr Rossi is an Associate Fellow (AFBPsS) of the British Psychological Society, she also gained many of her academic qualifications at the renowned Sapienza University of Rome. Dr Rossi has numerous certificates in different areas of psychology, including cognitive-based therapy and personality disorder.
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SPECIALITIES
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Personality disorders are a group of mental health problems in which your behaviours, thoughts, attitudes and emotions present a long deviation from the personality patterns considered "healthy". These culminate to cause your long-term problems in your life. Frequently, someone with a personality disorder will struggle to relate to other people and to situations, which can result in problems at school, work and in relationships.
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Chronic pain, sometimes described as persistent pain, refers to pain which lasts for longer than 12 weeks, despite medication or treatment being prescribed. Usually, over time, pain settles, but in some cases it can go on for a long time, affecting mental wellbeing, and causing discomfort and distress to those experiencing it.
Chronic pain is relatively common, with estimates from a 2018 BMJ study putting its prevalence in the UK at 43 per cent. -
Anxiety disorder differs from simply feeling anxious, which is a normal response to a stressful situation, like making an important decision, or taking an exam. When anxiety becomes a medical problem, known as anxiety disorder, it can affect people at any time, causing constant fear and worry, often for intangible reasons, and can often make it difficult to carry on with normal life.
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Psychosis is a mental health problem which impairs emotions and causes people to interpret or perceive things differently from what is actually happening. Psychosis is not a mental illness but rather a symptom, often of mental health conditions such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) describes a set of symptoms that appear after experiencing a traumatic or catastrophic event. Those who experience PTSD have difficulty overcoming an unpleasant experience. These symptoms lead to an alteration of physical life to such an extent that leading a normal life becomes very difficult.
Symptoms of PTSD are normal in those who have suffered or witnessed a traumatic experience, but if they persist for approximately more than a month and the individual is unable to progress in handling their emotions and processing the experience, this is considered to be post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Psychotherapy, sometimes called talking therapy or talk therapy, is a form of treatment that helps people through a wide variety of mental health problems and difficulties they may have in their daily life. Some types of psychotherapy include cognitive behavioural therapy, psychoanalysis, interpersonal therapy and supportive therapy.
