Therapists specialising in * within 10 miles of your current location

When life feels challenging, it can be hard to manage or make sense of it on your own. But talking openly about your thoughts and feelings in a supportive and confidential space may help you find a way forward. The person-centred approach is a relati…

I help people experiencing, anxiety, stress, abuse, low confidence, poor self esteem and relationship issues, recover and take control of their lives. Having worked in private practice, statutory and the voluntary sector for over 25 years. I have ext…

Feeling anxious, stuck or overwhelmed can be lonely and confusing. Often, we fear being a burden or being judged - an inside voice saying 'my problems aren't big enough' or 'others have it worse'. As the result, difficult emotions we bottle up surfac…

I am a BACP accredited integrative therapist (MBACP Accred) and have been practising since 2016 in both the charity and private sectors. Before becoming a therapist I pursued a career in publishing where I was involved in writing and producing a numb…

I hold a BA in Psychology and trained as a Transpersonal Psychotherapist at CCPE (2000-2005 MA degree), in London. On the back of the course, I trained as an EMDR Practitioner (under Alexandra Richman).  I offer support and exploration from a holisti…

As an integrative therapist, I offer a warm and grounded space where you can feel at ease – a trusting therapeutic relationship is central to my approach. You may be looking to explore uncertainties about your future, communication in relationships, …

I am an experienced counsellor working with individuals and couples to support them through life’s difficulties.  I work face-to-face from my private practice in North London, and online. My approach is relational - I provide an empathetic and non-ju…

I am an integrative therapist which means I tailor my approach to you and what your needs and preferences are, drawing from many different techniques. We go totally at your pace getting to know and trust one another in a totally safe and non-judgemen…

“What you resist, persists”, said Carl Jung.  We often resist or deny certain feelings or parts of ourselves that we do not accept, do not want and therefore, refuse to see.  It might be painful or seem impossible to face difficult feelings like sadn…