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

Attachment-based and Jungian Psychotherapy. I blend modern attachment science with Jungian depth psychology to help you understand both the roots and the meaning of your struggles. Early on we use Patricia Crittenden’s Dynamic Maturational Model to m…

Hi I'm Jen, a Gestalt-trained counsellor operating in London and Great Dunmow in Essex. I work as a therapist for my local Mind as well as running a private practice. I have a therapy room in Dunmow and operate out of Highbury Counselling Centre in F…

Hello and welcome to my profile. You may feel a bit anxious about seeking counselling and overwhelmed about how you can get started. Well done for taking the first step. You are not alone in feeling sad, anxious, confused, or low. Our lives continue…

Hello, I’m Yvonne, welcome to my profile. Some losses don’t look obvious from the outside. A friendship fading, a relationship ending, becoming a carer instead of a daughter, moving country, or not becoming the version of yourself you imagined. Grief…

I am a Relate qualified couples’ therapist, experienced in seeing a diverse range of couples and individuals who want to explore relationship and personal issues. As well as couples, I offer counselling to individuals who need support with issues suc…

Do you feel things deeply? Often to the point of overwhelm? Do low moods take over or do you get caught in intense patterns that are hard to make sense of? My aim is to provide a thoughtful space where you can explore your experience at your own pace…

Hello, I’m Nick. I offer trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ and neurodiversity-affirming therapy. There are so many reasons you might be thinking about counselling. You might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or going through a period of change, or you might sim…

I bring kindness and curiosity to our work together, creating a supportive and collaborative space where we can begin to make meaning of your experience.  I welcome the spectrum of difference and individuality that each person brings to therapy.I wor…

It takes a lot to reach out for support, whether you're navigating a difficult time in your life, facing challenges in your relationships, or simply feeling stuck and unsure where to turn. You're not alone, and you've already taken an important step …

People come to therapy for many different reasons and often discover that the process supports them in meaningful and lasting ways. Counselling can help with: • Easing feelings of anxiety and stress • Building healthier, more fulfilling personal and …