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

Hello. I am an experienced psychotherapeutic counsellor (BA Hons in Integrative-Relational Counselling) and for a number of years I have been offering counselling services in my private practice, the NHS and community services. I have experience work…

Relationship specialist for couples & individuals I understand contacting a counsellor for help, might not be easy. I offer an opportunity to speak to someone in a welcoming & neutral environment with the experience to support couples and individuals…

An Integrative counsellor with a public sector management and leadership background.  My areas of practice are 1-1 counselling, transcultural counselling, organisational / employee counselling, debriefing teams post incidents & complaints as well as …

About me: I am a qualified and accredited psychodynamic counsellor with 12 years experience, helping individuals work through a wide range of emotional and psychological challenges. I offer a safe, compassionate and confidential space in which to exp…

Online & Walk-and-Talk Counselling Online and phone sessions (UK-wide) • Walk and talk therapy in Brighton & Hove If you’re experiencing anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, or feeling stuck, I provide a safe, supportive space to talk openly at your…

I am an  Integrative counsellor working at the West End of Edinburgh.  My expertise includes Individuals and Couples, LGBT, Trauma, Relational issues of daily living.  I have a particular interest in TCK/ATCK (Third Culture Kids/Adults). My passion f…

I work mainly with people experiencing burnout, overwhelm, anxiety, a loss of self, and often peri/menopause. We consider the emotions, past experience, the physical self, and all that you are holding, and seek ways for you to find more space for you…

When life feels busy and out of balance, and it feels like you never have enough time to recover people often start to experience anxiety and feelings of being overwhelmed. Strangely at these times, it can be hard to say no to other people – even whe…

People come to therapy for many reasons; they may be experiencing distressing emotions, a lack of a fulfillment or meaning, or difficulties within relationships. Whatever brings you here, therapy is a process in which you can take time to sit with an…

Choosing a therapist is mostly about finding someone you can trust. Three things really matter: 1. Are they well-trained? 2. Are they kind? 3. Would you feel comfortable working with them? If the answer to these questions is Yes, you’ll very likely b…