Krisztina Glausius

Couple Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

Krisztina Glausius is a couple psychoanalytic psychotherapist and is a former Head of Clinical Services at Tavistock Relationships. Currently she is a visiting supervisor and lecturer at both the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust and Tavistock Relationships.

Whilst at Tavistock Relationships, Krisztina developed several innovative approaches for treating couple and family distress, ranging from time limited couple therapy through to services providing therapeutic support to adopting parents or conflicted separating couples. Krisztina also worked as senior research psychotherapist on Tavistock Relationship’s randomized controlled trial examining the effectiveness of its Parents in Conflict Service and was part of the clinical team delivering the Parents in Dispute Project, a Mentalization based intervention aimed at helping high conflict separated parental couples to ensure better outcomes for their children. Amongst her publications, Krisztina has co-authored several papers resulting from these projects, as well as informative guides to support parents who separate, and for professionals looking for ways to understand and work with couples who adopt. Krisztina’s work in these projects involves creative applications of psychoanalytically informed therapeutic work with couples, groups and individuals.

Krisztina is currently in an independent practice and she sees couples and individuals in her private practice, which is in South East London.