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

When working with couples, the therapy model I use is EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) which is the therapy founded by Sue Johnson and is based on Attachment Theory. I am a member of ICEEFT & BEFT.  As each session is a unique co-creation; a session…

For over 12 years, I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside individuals on their journey from suffering to self-discovery and healing. My practice is grounded in a person-centred approach, enriched with mindfulness and emotional awareness. At the …

Hi, I’m Anna — thanks for stopping by. Reaching out to a therapist can feel like a big and sometimes overwhelming step. It takes courage, especially when there are so many profiles to scroll through — where do you even begin?

I’m an accredited psychotherapist with 15 years experience. I believe that the counselling relationship should be a creative space for both parties. It should feel comfortable and open enough to be free from anxiety and pressure in which new perspect…

I'm Paula Mikes, Anxiety Psychotherapist. You may be someone who appears to cope well but feels anxious, exhausted, or disconnected inside. You might carry a constant sense of pressure, overthink everything, or feel responsible for holding things tog…

Hello, I'm a therapeutic counsellor, certified Brainspotting practitioner, and couples counsellor.  I work in a trauma-informed way with individuals and couples who want to feel secure in their bodies and relationships, reconnect with themselves, and…

I see clients virtually. This affords my clients the flexibility to join sessions from wherever they wish. I am trained in EMDR for trauma processing. I do a lot of ego state work, healthy communication skills, setting boundaries, and teaching new co…

I consider the quality of the relationship, and awareness of the process in the therapy room, to be essential for change to take place. My first aim in therapy is therefore to build a firm relational foundation, based on mutual trust and respect, cre…

You don't have to think something is wrong with you before coming to therapy. You don't even have to be particularly good at talking about your feelings. You might be someone who is used to being the person who keeps things moving. At work, at home, …

If you’ve spent years putting others first, people-pleasing, or questioning yourself after painful relationships, you’re not alone. Therapy can offer you a space to heal and grow in confidence. Recovering from a painful relationship, whether it was r…