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

I am an qualified Integrated Child and Young Person Psychotherapist, this means that I draw on different  approaches from my training and life experience to use within the Therapy. I believe that every child and young person needs the space to tell t…

Hi and thank you for visiting my profile. My approach is human centred, compassion focused, and trauma informed. I believe that every person is shaped by their life experiences and has their own unique strengths and challenges. As such, I do not use …

I am an experienced Psychodynamic and Equine Facilitated Psychotherapist. I can offer you a safe, non-judgemental, confidential and supportive space to share your story and help navigate a way through your challenges. I works face to face, online and…

I am an integrative psychotherapist based in Central London, offering open-ended therapy both online and in person in Marylebone and the City of London. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and …

In my work with clients, I draw heavily upon Humanistic theory to provide a foundation for a therapeutic relationship that is empathetic, client-centred, and conducive to personal growth. My practice is informed by Humanistic principles, emphasising …

You may already know the voice I mean. The one that comments on what you have eaten, what you are about to eat, whether you have been “good” or whether you have “messed up” again. You probably also know what you should be doing. You don't need anothe…

I work with adults who are struggling to manage sexual urges or behaviours that feel out of control, including compulsive pornography use, infidelity, and intimacy difficulties. Many of my clients describe feeling stuck in patterns of secrecy, shame,…

I am an accredited counsellor / psychotherapist with  over 30 years’ experience,   trained in a range of approaches: psychodynamic, humanistic (University of Cambridge 1989) and CBT (WPF 2009), and in clinical supervision (Cambridge 1995). I see the …

Sometimes life can become stressful and overwhelming. If you find you are feeling this way, it can be helpful to talk to someone who can help you find the space and time to understand your thoughts, feelings and behaviours. You may be finding …

Sometimes life can be overwhelming and isolating, especially in these challenging times.  As a qualified, accredited and insured Counsellor  & Clinical Supervisor, I provide a safe space and humanistic approach to therapy to help you express your emo…