Our Faculty

Course Directors — Egypt and the Middle East

DR WAFAA ELTANTAWY

Course Director, Egypt & Middle East

Dr Wafaa Eltantawy is a Gynecologist and a consultant in Sexual and reproductive healthcare
Fellowship in Sexual and Reproductive Heathcare, COSRT accredited psychosexual and Relationship Therapist and Supervisor Compulsive Sexual Behaviors Therapist.
Certified Psychosexual therapist and Supervisor(IAPST).
UK based clinician and therapist with wide and extensive experience in different therapeutic approaches including trauma (integrative approach)

Egyptian Faculty

DR WAFAA ELTANTAWY

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DR Amira El Deeb

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DR Doaa

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Prof Amr El Meliegy

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DR Nabil

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Dr Ibraim Abdelwaheb

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DR Khaled

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Course Directors — London

DERMOT KELLY

Course Director

Dermot is an accredited psychotherapist specialising in relationship and psychosexual therapy. He works in private practice in Dublin, Ireland and has specialist training in child and adolescent psychotherapy. He is a supervisor and trainer.

Qualifications: MA in Creative Psychotherapy; Diploma in Creative Supervision; London Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy; Advanced Diploma in Relationship Psychotherapy.

He has experience in education at primary, secondary, and third levels in Ireland and the UK. Previously on a child safeguarding advisory panel for a Roman Catholic church religious order in Ireland, advising on child safeguarding policy and case management.

JUSTYNA KULCZYK-LEWINSKA

Course Director

Justyna is a COSRT-accredited psychosexual and relationship psychotherapist and the founder of JKL Therapy Centre. She specialises in working with individuals, couples, and diverse relationships facing a range of psychosexual and relationship challenges, including intimacy difficulties, sexual dysfunctions, infidelity, and trauma.

Originally from Eastern Europe, she brings a deep understanding of how cultural backgrounds shape relationships and sexuality. She works relationally, integrating trauma-informed approaches with a focus on neurodivergence and intersectional identities.

She has extensive experience in sexual health, having served as Lead Sexual Health & HIV Adviser in the NHS and as a psychosexual therapist in hospital and community settings. She is also a clinical supervisor.

BERND LEYGRAF

Course Director

Co-founded: London Men's Forum, UK Standing Conference on Sexual Abuse of Men, Centre for Personal and Professional Development, Whittington Hospital Psychotherapy Clinic, Hungarian Gestalt Association, NAOS Institute.

Co-authored with Judi Keshet-Orr the first MSc in Humanistic Psychotherapy and the first Masters programme in Psychosexual & Relationship Therapy in the UK.

Former Chair of the Professional Standards and Accreditation Board at the European Association for Counselling, and Ethics Committee of COSRT.

Currently works with trainees from over 40 countries. Currently writing: "Developing Cultural Sensitivity in Psychosexual Therapy: Global Perspectives" (to be published 2026).

Course Consultant

JUDI KESHET-ORR

Course Consultant

Consultant Psychosexual & Relationship Psychotherapist. Over 40 years of clinical, teaching, mentoring, and supervisory experience. Awarded Fellowship of both COSRT and the National Council of Psychotherapists.

First person in the UK to be awarded an MSc in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy. UKCP accredited. Senior Accredited Member of COSRT with supervisor recognition.

Co-founded: The Incest Intervention Project, CPPD, COSRT-approved course at the Whittington Hospital NHS Trust.

Latest book: "In the Footsteps of the Fathers – psychosexual therapy with the Orthodox Jewish community – an overview from the therapists chair."

External Examiner

DR ANASTASIOS ARGYROPOULOS

Consultant counselling psychologist, psychotherapist, and organisational consultant. BSc in Psychology; further training in the UK and abroad up to doctoral level (PgDip., MSc., PgCert., PsychD.). Extensive experience in varied settings. Member of BACP and Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society.