Therapists specialising in "EATING DISORDERS" within 10 miles of your current location

I am a qualified, BACP registered, integrative humanist therapist, which means I draw on different approaches and techniques depending on your unique needs. I believe we are the experts on what is best for us, but we sometimes need some help along th…

WELCOME. I offer psychotherapy, counselling and trauma counselling to individuals experiencing a wide range of emotional, relationship, trauma and work related issues. Overall, my style of working is one of promoting inner growth and strength by prov…

I am a qualified Gestalt therapist practising in Brighton, Hove, Shoreham By Sea & sorounding areas. I recognise that taking the first step into therapy is a difficult one. Therefore, I will offer you a safe, calm and inviting space to bring in your …

As an Integrative Psychotherapist (MBACP) specialising in supporting young adults, adolescents, children and families, I take into account each individuals upbringing, culture, faith, and life experiences, all of which shape who we are and how we nav…

You may be feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or uncertain about where to turn - and that’s okay. Reaching out for help takes courage, and you’ve already begun that journey by exploring your options. Hello, my name is Lorraine, and I am an integrative couns…

I believe in working at your own pace and helping you facilitate the changes you want to make in your life through explorations. I use religious and cultural understanding to help support my clients through difficulties that other therapists or couns…

Hey, It can be pretty confusing searching these directories for help can’t it? There can be a lot of jargon and psychobabble about modalities and approaches. I'm Jonathan, a counsellor working with and within the LGBTQ+ Community. As a gay man I have…

I am a qualified and accredited counsellor with many years experience working with adult clients from a wide range of backgrounds.  I offer a safe and confidential space, where you can speak openly.  For many years I have worked as part of a team of …

Many things can lead people to counselling: Changes of different sorts, family issues, anxiety, depressed feelings or sadness, anger and resentment, bereavement/loss, the current situation or perhaps just a general feeling that things are 'not right'…

I will bring both counselling and coaching skills to our work, which will begin with careful attention to whatever experiences you want to focus on. We’ll allow time for you to hear your own voice and to feel seen, heard, understood and appreciated. …