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

No one is exempt from life’s ups and downs, and these experiences can often be complicated, leaving us feeling stuck.  I support clients to heal, experience change and to help explore what you are going through at your own pace. If you feel ready, I …

I’m Angela Conjaerts, founder of in bloom. I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy for adults and couples — both online and in my private practice in Oxford Circus. I offer a compassionate, caring and confidential place for my clients to share and explor…

My aim is to help you to make sense of what is going on for you and to find a way through it. I have firsthand experience of what it feels like to battle with mental health issues and although I might not have been through everything you are going th…

I believe that everyone has the ability to heal and grow. Sometimes we might get stuck and need support to move forward or to be more true to ourselves. I offer a safe, confidential space and a warm, empathetic and non-judgemental therapeutic relatio…

I provide therapeutic counselling across all areas of concern. I offer face to face sessions as well as online and over the phone. I have a wealth of experience with adults and also work with couples, families and children. I strongly believe that ev…

My name is Lorraine Blanking (registered MBACP). I am a degree qualified counsellor and clinical supervisor with 16 years of experience.  I practice in Colchester (Lifeforce centre) and Frinton On Sea, as well as offering virtual and telephone consu…

A practicing integrative psychotherapist with a person centred and humanistic approach including other various therapeutic models such as, Psychodynamic, Psychoanalytical, CBT, Gestalt and transactional Analysis. There is no one way of understanding…

People often come to me when they feel stuck or frustrated, especially in their relationships or in patterns they cannot quite make sense of. This can include emotional reactions that feel stronger than expected or difficult to understand. I work psy…

At times it can feel we’re holding everything in and feel unable to talk to anyone, or there’s a lot going on and we need the space and time to process it. We might be reflecting on events from the past and thinking about how they might have impacted…

At times it can feel we’re holding everything in and feel unable to talk to anyone, or there’s a lot going on and we need the space and time to process it. We might be reflecting on events from the past and thinking about how they might have impacted…