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

Hello, I'm Michelle, a qualified relational integrative counsellor. In practice, this means I don’t work in a one-size-fits-all way — I draw on different therapeutic approaches, including psychodynamic, person-centred, Gestalt, CBT and mindfulness, s…

I am a trained counsellor in Humanistic Gestalt Counselling, living and working in Winchester. I have worked as a therapist for a local counselling service and also at a local college for several years. I have had extensive experience working with co…

I trained as a pluralistic counsellor, and so I draw upon a variety of modalities when working with clients. Apart from my formal counselling training, I have a PhD in English literature (a psychoanalytic study of Harold Pinter's plays) and am curren…

I work collaboratively with clients, offering a safe, non-judgemental space where they can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. My approach is primarily person-centred, meaning I place great importance on building a ge…

Welcome,  This is the first step in trying to help you find the support you are looking for. I Qualified in 2000 as a Relate couple therapist  from 2000 – 2013 I worked for Horsham, Brighton, Chichester and Worthing Relate I then set up my practice L…

Nicola Richter, DiplPsych - MSc; PGDipHE, MBACP (Senior Accredited), UKCP Registered, GMBPsS, Fellow HEA I work holistically and offer you a welcoming service tailored to your needs and wants.  With my over 30 years and over 25,000 hours of experienc…

Are you seeking support to navigate the unpredictable journey of parenthood? Are you craving more balance between being a parent and being yourself? Parenting is one of life’s most profound journeys—but it’s also one of the most challenging. If you'r…

I am a qualified integrative counsellor. I work holistically and flexibly. I pay attention to every individual as a whole person, adapting the way I work to suit your specific needs. I believe in the therapeutic role of nature in connection to physic…

Sometimes we come to therapy because something in us is asking to be heard: a feeling, a pattern, a younger part, a body sensation, a repeated relationship dynamic, or a way of coping that once helped us survive but now feels limiting. You may look c…

Life is particularly tough at the moment. Perhaps you are struggling to cope or are feeling overwhelmed; maybe your worries are weighing you down and preventing you from engaging in life. There are many ways in which you can feel lost, isolated, or n…