Elizabeth Wilde McCormick

Elizabeth Wilde McCormick has worked as a psychotherapist for forty years in both NHS and private settings. Her self help books translate complex psychological concepts into a language that invites readers to find understanding and support for themselves.

Her non fiction and fiction bring to life her interest in the many different paths to healing the human mind and the question 'can people change?' and if so, what is it that changes?

Reviews for Change For The better

The best possible compendium on Cognitive Analytic Therapy, presented clearly and thoughtfully in this latest edition. Author: Susie Orbach, Psychotherapist Published On: 2017-06-06

Elizabeth McCormick has the unusual ability to transform psychotherapeutic concepts into a language that enables clients to draw on these models for their own use. This book should be recommended to anyone wishing to understand and work through their suffering and to gain greater clarity and emotional resilience. Author: Jane Ryan Published On: 2017-03-28

This is that rare thing – a wise, compassionate and above all practical book, grounded in years of good psychotherapy practice. Imbued with the understanding that we are selves in relation to others, it is straightforward without being simplistic. It delivers what it promises, whether for self-help, a supportive resource in therapy or as a readable introduction to therapeutic change Author: Glenys Parry, Emeritus Professor Published On: 2017-06-07

It’s tough to combine a wise, compassionate and practical book in one – but this succeeds well Author: Julia Bueno

Review of The Pale Green Room

Subtle, psychologically insightful and intriguing. Convincing characters in modern London with their masks. Story unfolds like a quiet detective novel. A page-turner. Would make a great movie.

website: https://elizabethmccormick.co.uk