Therapists specialising in * within 10 miles of HITCHIN

As far as anyone can see, you’re holding it all together, but deep down, you’re struggling to manage the emotional aftermath of losing someone or something important in your life—a relationship, a job, or a loved one. You feel worried about the futur…

I work in an informal way underpinned by a rigorous 4-year training.  I have specialisms in addiction, trauma, sexual abuse and rape, as well as gender identity issues, sexuality questioning, bereavement, job stress and relationship issues. Confident…

"Even the darkest nights bow down to the dawn. Trust that your emotions are simply the shadows trying to find their light; with patience, they will show you the way" From time to time, all of us can use some emotional support in a safe, confidential …

I believe that everyone can benefit from counselling at some point in their life. We all face moments when we feel stuck, and having someone who listens without judgment and provides a safe, supportive space to explore your thoughts and feelings can …

One of my main area's of theraputic focus is the pre and postpartum experience of women. In my Masters degree, I focused on research during the perinatal period and would describe this as an area of expertise. Supporting women in their transition to …

Sometimes it can feel as if life throws us in at the deep end, leaving us feeling confused and lost. Talking about the loss of a loved one, a relationship breakdown, anxiety and depression, panic attacks or perhaps feeling stuck in your life can hel…

My name is Gina and I am a psychodynamic counsellor based in Stevenage. I offer counselling to adults on a one to one basis and also couples.  The aim of my practice is to provide you with emotional support when you need it the most, because somethin…

Hi. You might be looking for counselling for the first time, thinking about coming back to it, or considering a different therapist. Whatever’s brought you here, you may not be sure what you’re looking for. Here’s a little about how I work. I’ve work…

I will provide a safe and supported space for us to think together about the difficulties you are experiencing.  You may be experiencing relationship difficulties, processing trauma or bereavement, grappling with the impact of neurodiversity, trying …

I trained in London as an existential–humanistic counsellor and psychotherapist. In practical terms, this means I help people make sense of the challenges they’re facing, reflect on the choices available to them, and explore new perspectives on their…