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

Hello. My name is Claire. I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor. I work in person with adults aged 18+. Life can be complex and understanding our own emotions and behaviours can be challenging and lonely. I offer a safe, confidential and non judg…

Need a safe & non-judgemental space to feel heard & explore? My name is Hazel, I'm a BSc Qualified, Trauma-Informed Counselling Psychotherapist. I incorporate somatic approaches to trauma healing in my psychotherapeutic practice, focusing on the mind…

I am an experienced integrative counsellor with additional training in the therapeutic use of creative writing and spiritual counselling. I have substantial experience in working with people living with serious health conditions and their family memb…

You don't have to do it alone! Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply seeking more meaning and direction in life, I offer a compassionate space to support you through change. My name is Muriel and I’m a UK-trained integrative psychother…

I am a UK-based therapist with 17 years of professional work experience. I am also an experienced Clinical Supervisor.  I primarily offer Person Centred and CBT, however, my therapeutic approach is tailored to you as an individual.  Whether you're ne…

I support women who have been holding everything together for far too long and are now finding it increasingly difficult to cope. Often feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and burnt out. They have often spent years prioritising others’ needs above their …

I see clients mainly in person at my home in Tooting. I am 15 minutes walk from either Wandsworth Common overground or Tooting Bec on the Northern Line, and parking is easy near me. Sessions are normally weekly, and last 50 minutes. I can see you bef…

Hi, my name is Andy. As a qualified person-centred counsellor, I strive to offer a warm, friendly and non-judgmental counselling space, where we work at your pace and you always remain in control. It can feel daunting to approach someone you don’t kn…

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…