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

NHS trained therapist and university lecturer.  Therapy is for everyone who wants to explore an aspect of their life that is feeling difficult and stuck. A low mood or troubling feelings; unhappy personal relationships; a disappointing career - all o…

Is something in your life feeling stuck or anxiety ridden? Together we can look at what the stuckness is and untangle it. I offer a warm space where you can be yourself, in full acceptance. A nurturing remote environment where we can build trust with…

About Me I am Wendy and I am an integrative therapist with over 20 years’ experience working across a wide range of settings and supporting clients with diverse life challenges. My priority is to create a safe, secure, and private space where you can…

I am an integrative therapist working with adults, couples, and children. My approach is based on the understanding that every person is unique, and I therefore tailor therapy to meet each client’s individual needs, circumstances, and goals. I aim to…

Hello, my name is Kellie and I am an empathetic and experienced Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counsellor for adults; and a qualified Parent Coach, supporting both Neurotypical and Neurodiverse family constellations. My Person-Centred approach offers …

I’m a counsellor and IFS therapist (Level One), supporting women to make changes and feel better. I work with women from all backgrounds, with a special focus on South Asian women, helping them explore the challenges of navigating between cultures. S…

I'm Sylvia, a psychodynamic counsellor and social worker. Originally from Caithness, beside the shores of the Pentland Firth, I am now based in Midlothian, at the foot of the Pentland Hills. ​I have many years' experience of supporting people through…

Finding a counsellor can feel daunting, especially when life is busy, so hopefully this is a simple introduction to me and my practice. I’m Emma, an integrative counsellor offering a gentle, collaborative space where you can talk openly and feel supp…

I became a therapist to help people because life can be hard, and it doesn’t always give us a chance to get our head around what’s happened to us. Therapy can help you make sense of whatever is going on for you and I feel really privileged that this …