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

There are moments in everyone´s lives where we could do with some extra support. Just as we would visit a medical doctor to help heal our physical ailments, at times in order to thrive we need to work on our psychological wellbeing too. I work in a c…

My work with children is gentle, creative and child-led, informed by my background in the arts, education and therapeutic practice. I use art, colour, messy play and other creative materials to help children express feelings and experiences that may …

Every person’s experience of life is unique. Every person is unique. Whatever brings you to therapy, whatever you want to explore or want help with, our work will always start by establishing a caring, authentic and collaborative relationship in whic…

I was born in South Korea and moved to the UK when I was young. I have experience working as a counsellor in various settings such as, private online mental health platform, university counselling service, local primary schools, and nation-wide chari…

I am a BACP Registered and UKCP Accredited psychotherapist working with adult individuals in central London and online. Finding a therapist who feels right for you is important, so I am glad to offer a free first session to anyone who feels their lif…

 Hi, I’m Angela, founder of Speak Your Truth Counselling Services and I am a fully qualified Integrative counsellor who is deeply committed to person-centred therapy where your experience, voice, and values guide every step of the process. My appr…

Stephanie Elliott MSc, BACP Accreditted. I am a highly experienced psychotherapist, counsellor, and senior mental health practitioner with a speciality in areas of grife, loss and trauma. I facilitate groups for environmental and professional sectors…

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…

There are moments in everyone´s lives where we could do with some extra support. Just as we would visit a medical doctor to help heal our physical ailments, at times in order to thrive we need to work on our psychological wellbeing too. I work in a c…