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

I am an experienced, accredited counsellor, supervisor and I also teach counselling at college, providing a safe, non-judgemental environment to help with your difficulties. I cover a range of issues including stress, anxiety, panic attacks, family i…

At my counselling and psychotherapy practice in Carlisle, I offer you the opportunity to talk about things that you find difficult in life and in relationships. I offer affordable emotional support and practical help to enable you to understand and, …

My aim is to support you to feel more confident with yourself in areas of your life that you are finding troublesome.  I am a certified transactional analyst, which means that my approach to psychotherapy and counselling is based on the premise that …

Whatever you’re facing, you don't need to do it alone; finding the right support can make all the difference. I'm a BACP accredited therapist, certified EMDR therapist and clinical supervisor. Working together, I'll be committed to helping you find a…

For everyone life is a journey that can take unpredictable twists and turns and encounter turbulence along the way. At challenging times we can really benefit from the support of a therapist. Even before you walk through my door my interactions with …

Thank you for taking the time to look at and read my profile whilst you consider an array of counsellors. I know how daunting it is once you decide that you need help with your difficulties or challenges to then choose a person to share those experie…

Deciding to have therapy takes courage and it can be daunting. You will receive a warm welcome from me. I am a person centred counsellor which means that I am here to be with you on your journey of self exploration and understanding. My training has …

Hi, I’m Christian. Starting counselling can feel uncertain, even uncomfortable. You might be unsure what to expect, questioning whether it’ll help, or wondering if it’s worth opening things up. That hesitation makes sense. Most people don’t arrive at…

I qualified as a counsellor in 2007 and became accredited with the BACP in 2010. My life experience also includes lived experience  (and work experience) of Depression, Anxiety, Addiciton and ADHD. My practice is also informed by neuroscience trainin…