Therapists specialising in * within 10 miles of WIMBLEDON, LONDON

You may have been feeling stressed, anxious or depressed for a while, or maybe you have experienced a significant loss or perhaps you are going through a period of change and not knowing what to do or feeling that no-one understands. Talking to a co…

Hello, and thanks for stopping by. I'm Leon, a BACP-accredited counsellor, psychotherapist, and supervisor. I offer a warm, grounded, and reflective space where you can bring whatever's on your mind. Life can be overwhelming at times, and therapy sho…

I am an experienced counsellor/psychotherapist based in Clapham (SW4). My approach to counselling draws from different theoretical orientations which enable me to better relate to you and, recognising that individuals are unique, to tailor my approa…

I am a business professional who has retrained as a psychotherapist. I originally worked in the corporate world understanding brands and companies’ cultures, creating strategies for communication and advertising. This work requires strong decision ma…

Therapy for Men – Anxiety, Depression & Low Self-Esteem My work is with men—leaders, professionals, and entrepreneurs—navigating anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem, as well as burnout, relationship challenges, isolation, and a loss of purpose o…

Are you worried about your child’s behaviour, school refusal, anxiety or outbursts? Maybe you feel lost, overwhelmed, and unsure how to help. Or perhaps you're an adult who has tried to carry on but feels stuck, anxious or low. I offer a calm, compas…

Everyone needs help from time to time and making the decision to start therapy can be hard and long thought through. I aim to make you feel safe and held whilst exploring your thoughts and feelings, never judging and creating space for you to be the …

I work with adults using a psychodynamic and psychoanalytic approach, informed by trauma-aware and relational thinking , this means addressing current difficulties, paying attention to past experiences, unconscious patterns, and the ways relationship…

“What is realised in my history is neither the past definite as what was, since it is no more, nor even the past perfect as what has been in what I am, but the future anterior as what I will have been, given what I am in the process of becoming.”* Ps…