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

Life can feel messy, uncertain, and overwhelming at times — and none of us are immune to struggle. As an experienced therapist, I offer compassionate support to individuals who are feeling emotionally unsettled or navigating inner turmoil. This may i…

I am an integrative counsellor who specialises in working with men. Contact me for a free initial phone consultation. Do you feel anxious, tense, angry, or uneasy, perhaps without any clear reason why? Are you struggling with your mood, work, health,…

You may look as though you're coping on the outside while privately feeling anxious, overwhelmed, emotionally disconnected, stuck in painful patterns, or exhausted from constantly holding everything together.  Therapy offers a space where you no long…

I am a qualified therapeutic counsellor, I provide my clients a warm, supportive, and non-judge-mental therapeutic environment. I work with clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and emotions, enabling them to gain a clearer understanding of th…

My theoretical background lies strongly in philosophy, due to this I have chosen to pursue a career in existential psychotherapy. Prior to starting my education with philosophy, psychotherapy and counselling, I completed a Bachelor of Science in Psyc…

 offer a safe, confidential space where you can explore your emotional and relational world freely and without judgment. My approach is integrative and embodied — meaning I work with the whole person, recognising the deep connection between mind, bod…

I believe in the power for change and growth that comes from working with Non-judgemental empathic understanding, warmth and kindness within a boundaried ethical framework that creates a safe Space to be Heard. I work with clients online and face to …

My work is grounded in an integrative, relational approach, with a foundation in psychosynthesis. I see therapy as a collaborative and exploratory process—one that supports you not only in understanding your difficulties, but in discovering new ways …

Sometimes things get too much; we feel not ourselves, we feel stressed or have thoughts we can't shake.  We tell ourselves to get over it because nothing major has happened and yet, we don't feel better. Don't wait until things get too much, you woul…

Sometimes the problem isn't a crisis so much as a growing sense that you've lost touch with yourself. You may have spent years being the one who copes, adapts, keeps the peace, or puts other people's needs first. From the outside, life may look perfe…