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

Hello I’m Simon McGibbney. I’m an experienced accredited counsellor and EMDR Europe Accredited Practitioner working with adults on a wide variety of issues, including: - Trauma - Anxiety and negative thinking - Depression - Relationship issues (intim…

I am a BACP registered counsellor, with experience working with a range of clients.  I work by creating a warm safe place for my clients to explore the fullest depths of their selves and psyche. I support my clients to cultivate self love, self accep…

Sometimes you just need to talk. Sometimes you just need to be heard. Sometimes you just need the opportunity to work things out safely in a calm, non-judgemental environment. I specialise in relationships and the impact they have on your well being.…

Firstly, hello, my name is Suzi. As a therapist, my top priority is offering a safe space for you to be seen and heard. I believe therapy is a collaborative process. There is usually a reason to seek therapy, and that is our starting point. My role i…

Hi, I’m Morven If you’re struggling, you're not alone. No matter how you’re feeling, it’s never too much to ask for help. I will support you in a warm, inclusive space as you navigate life's challenges. Together, we’ll explore what you are going thro…

Are you struggling with low mood or anxiety? Do you feel overwhelmed or like life is too hard? Maybe you feel lonely even in a room full of people? Perhaps you feel there is something "wrong" with you? Or like nobody could possibly understand how you…

I am an experienced and accredited Counsellor MBACP (accred). I have been working within secondary schools counselling for 3 years and before this within the community.  I have many years experience working with young people and adults both individua…

I am a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor working with young adults and adults. I believe counselling provides a supportive and empowering space to develop self-kindness, openness, and self-awareness. My approach is collaborative and respectful, and I see …

Why Counselling? The things that draw people to counselling are many and varied and include bereavement, over-arching sadness, anxiety, haunting memories, behavioural struggles, work stress, relational difficulties, difficult thoughts and feelings, a…

Sometimes it can feel as if life throws us in at the deep end, leaving us feeling confused and lost. Talking about the loss of a loved one, a relationship breakdown, anxiety and depression, panic attacks or perhaps feeling stuck in your life can help…