Therapists specialising in "PLAY THERAPY" within 10 miles of your current location

Deciding to begin counselling is an important step, and choosing the right person to work with matters. This page is intended to help you consider whether I might be a suitable counsellor for you. People consult me for many of the difficulties that l…

Hello, my name is Jorge. I am a Psychotherapist and Counsellor, registered with the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP). I run a private practice in North London, working with clients for open-ended or short-term therapy, …

I work face-to-face and online with young people, teenagers and young adults (with particular specialist experience of counselling those aged 11-25). I have years of experience of working in primary and secondary schools across Scotland and England (…

I want to support you to build a compassionate relationship with parts of yourself that you may have been struggling with – parts that might get triggered and cause behaviours or feelings that make your life difficult, parts that you feel uncomfortab…

I work integratively, with a person-centred approach, helping my clients to overcome the many challenges they face in day-to-day life. I have a focus on supporting the disabled and chronic illness communities with overcoming the difficulties these is…

Hi, how are you doing? I am excited to be offering online and telephone counselling. Meeting online can save us time, hassle, and expense. It may also make counselling available if you would otherwise find it hard to access a physical service. What w…

I am offering face to face, online and telephone therapy. Therapy can provide a confidential space to explore life's problems, challenges and emotional difficulties. Whether you are looking to work through personal, relationship or work-related issue…

It's a scary thing, coming to see a psychotherapist. Most people arrive unsure of what they're meant to feel, say, or do; wanting things to change, while worrying about what opening up might mean. You don't need to arrive knowing what you need; part …

It's a scary thing, coming to see a psychotherapist. Most people arrive unsure of what they're meant to feel, say, or do, wanting things to change, while worrying about what opening up might mean. You don't need to arrive knowing what you need; part …

If you’re thinking about counselling but not sure whether it’s right for you, we could arrange to speak on the phone. There’s no pressure to know what to say or to use the right words. It’s about starting a conversation and we’ll take it from there. …