London Bridge Well Being

About Neil

Neil is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist and psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience working in a range of therapeutic settings, including both individual and group work. He has supported clients with a wide variety of psychological and emotional difficulties.

Alongside his private practice, Neil provides clinical supervision to other practitioners and is involved in training as a lecturer and research supervisor on doctoral programmes.

Neil also works with major healthcare providers, offering therapy within corporate organisations and providing on-site psychological support following workplace emergencies and critical incidents. He has specialist experience as an oncology therapist, supporting individuals affected by a cancer diagnosis.

His clinical work has included facilitating therapeutic groups for people experiencing challenges related to sex and substance addiction, as well as several years working within a leading charity supporting individuals affected by HIV, sexuality, and identity-related issues.

Neil has a particular interest in complex trauma and has worked within specialist services offering intensive therapy for adult survivors of childhood abuse.

Before training as a counselling psychologist, Neil worked in global corporate management, focusing on organisational and systemic change. This experience gives him a strong understanding of the pressures of working life and the challenges of maintaining balance between professional and personal demands.

Publications

Ebbini, P., & Lamont, N. (2021).
Taking HIV out of the equation? A phenomenological exploration of a small group of gay men’s meaning-making around sexuality whilst on PrEP.
Existential Analysis: Journal of the Society for Existential Analysis, 32(2), p. 217.

Lamont, N. (Guest Editor) (2019).
Self & Society: International Journal for Humanistic Psychology, 47(1), Spring issue.

Lamont, N. (2019).
Time for another? Experiential accounts of existential time-limited therapy at an HIV counselling service.
Self & Society: International Journal for Humanistic Psychology, 47(1).

Lamont, N., & Arnold-Baker, C. (2019).
Philosophical and political challenges to existential-phenomenological therapy.
In The Wiley World Handbook of Existential Therapy (Wiley-Blackwell).

Arnold-Baker, C., & Lamont, N. (Eds.) (2019).
Challenges and new developments in existential-phenomenological therapy.
In The Wiley World Handbook of Existential Therapy (Wiley-Blackwell).

Lamont, N. (2012).
The end in sight: Engaging with an existential understanding of time when working in time-limited practice.
Journal of Existential Analysis, 23(1).