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About Me

My first aim as a consultant psychologist is to be welcoming and authentically kind.  The role of the consultant is to help people, and kindness and compassion are central to that purpose.  A gentle and humane approach serves to empower clients and engenders hope and optimism.  

 

Second, I’m a strong champion of a broadly scientific approach.  People seeking consultant services require safe and effective solutions to the challenges confronting them.  Evaluating problems objectively and devising creative, yet testable, solutions offers the best prospect of achieving successful outcomes.  

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The intellectual and interpersonal challenge confronting the consultant psychologist is to integrate scientific rigour with compassion and understanding, and to tailor these appropriately to suit the client.

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My clients come from a range of backgrounds, from young students to senior professionals, some of whom are leaders in their fields.  They arrive with a diversity of concerns that detract from their enjoyment of life and / or a wish to attain and maintain optimum professional performance.  They seek to enhance achievement and contentment both professionally and personally.  

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A significant proportion of clients have been recommended by former clients, which is of course personally gratifying.  Prospective clients are completely welcome to contact me directly for an initial discussion of their requirements.  I also accept referrals from General Practitioners, psychiatrists, other health professionals and company executives.

Qualifications and Experience

Dr George Fieldman BSc, PhD, CPsychol, CSci, BABCP, UKCP, FRSA 

 
University of London 

  • BSc Physiology (40% Psychology) 

  • PhD Ergonomics & Human Physiology - King's College


University of Oxford​

  • Predoctoral research into occupational stress, Department of Psychiatry

  • Postdoctoral research into human decision making, Department of Zoology


St George’s, University of London

  • Research Fellow, researching psychophysiological responses to occupational stress, Department of Psychology

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Buckinghamshire New University

  • Principal Lecturer in Psychology


University College London

  • Training Programme in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy


British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP)​​​​

  • Accredited practitioner

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United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)

  • Registered psychotherapist 
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Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC)

  • Registered Practitioner Counselling Psychologist 

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British Psychological Society 

  • Chartered Psychologist 

  • Registered Senior Practitioner Specialising in Psychotherapy

  • Registered Coaching Psychologist

  • Registered Expert Witness

  • Chartered Scientist, conferred by the BPS on behalf of the Science Council

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The Association for Business Psychology

  • Principal Practitioner

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King Edward VII’s Hospital, London

'If we shy away from science, we surrender the ability to take charge of our future.'

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Carl Sagan

'In medicine, as in state craft and propaganda, 

words are sometimes the most powerful drugs we can use.' 

 

Sara Murray Jordan

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