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

Counselling is a talking therapy that enables you to process experiences and find ways to move on, it is also a useful journey for understanding self. I have a relaxed and welcoming approach with all my clients. As  individuals we have our own unique…

Hi, I’m Donna Morris and I am a person-centred counsellor and a registered member of the BACP. I have 5 years of experience, working within a charity organisation and specialising in bereavement and Counselling for Depression. I believe that sharing…

Talking to a therapist can be daunting, whether or not you have done it before. It can be hard to reveal things about yourself, and to trust someone you don’t know. I work relationally, which means I view the relationship that we develop together as …

I'm a qualified and experienced Counsellor based in Surrey, with a Masters's degree in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy. I recognise that life can throw us unexpected challenges and the impact of these may be immediately felt, but they could…

I am a counsellor and psychotherapist working in the Garstang area. I also offer online (video) appointments as well as face-to-face. I believe in tailoring my approach to the needs and experiences of the individual client, and my training in Integra…

I work with adults, young people, and children, and am fully enhanced DBS checked.  I have experience supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, stress, loss and grief, identity and health issues and challenging negative or intrusive thoughts. …

Hello, I’m Jenny. Perhaps you’ve reached a point where you know something needs to change, but you’re not quite sure how to make it happen. You might be anxious, overwhelmed or lacking in confidence. You may be struggling in a relationship, going thr…

Hi, I'm Helen and I am a neurodivergent humanistic counsellor, which means that I meet you where you are. Whether you are struggling with the overwhelm of life, have suffered a bereavement or whether you just aren't quite sure what is going on for yo…

After the better part of a decade working in humanitarian aid, I learned that what helps someone in difficulty is rarely an expert arriving with answers. It’s someone willing to stay present, connect honestly and not look away, even when things are h…

Are you going through a hard time involving change and/or loss? Challenges can happen in different ways, like job transitions, redundancy, relocations, the conclusion of relationships, medical diagnoses for yourself or loved ones, bereavement, and re…