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Hi, I'm Fareen, a Hoxton and Shoreditch based therapist. I work with adults who have spent a long time adapting, coping, and putting parts of themselves aside. Therapy with me is a dedicated space to pause, look inward, and decide what you truly want…

Hi, I'm Fareen, a Shoreditch based therapist. My practice is located within easy reach of Shoreditch High Street and the Old Street area. I work with adults who have spent a long time adapting, coping, and putting parts of themselves aside. Therapy w…

Anxious, stuck or struggling with low self-esteem? I offer counselling to all ages online or in person in my quiet room at the Sussex Innovation Centre. Alternatively, you can meet me for walk-and-talk therapy in peaceful locations in Lancing. I offe…

My aim in counselling is to provide a safe, non-judgemental environment for you to explore any difficult thoughts, emotions or behaviours you may be experiencing. I am a BACP accredited counsellor and owner of the therapy practice Pharos Counselling …

My therapy practice (Pharos Counselling) provides a safe, non-judgemental environment for you to explore any difficult emotions, thoughts or behaviours you may be experiencing.

Hello, I’m Julia. I’m a counsellor specialising in grief and loss. Emotions can be scarily intense when you’re grieving. You may never have reached out for help before. But it will be the best decision you ever make. Regain hope after a bereavement •…

Thank you for taking the time to visit my profile. I believe that counselling can be both restorative and transformative allowing us to process difficult experiences with all the associated thoughts, feelings and learnt behaviours that result and exp…

Holding it all together. Never switching off. Putting everyone else first. A drink or something else to take the edge off. You learned these strategies for a reason and now they probably no longer work. ​You might notice it in relationships, in intim…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…