Therapists specialising in "SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER" within 10 miles of your current location

Hello, I'm Stephen and I'm glad you're here.  Perhaps you are unable to see the way ahead, or feel that you've reached a milestone in life. Perhaps you're overwhelmed with anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, or are going through a crisis.…

Every so often we can come to a point in our lives when we feel confused or overwhelmed and our choices and options seem non-existent. This can bring on feelings of anxiety and stress an area that is my speciality.  Therapy can help us achieve a heal…

My passion for counselling comes from witnessing how the simple act of talking  about an issue causing a client anxiety and concern can lead to a productive long term change for that person.  It is a real honour to see someone who started their couns…

Sometimes the problem isn't a crisis so much as a growing sense that you've lost touch with yourself. You may have spent years being the one who copes, adapts, keeps the peace, or puts other people's needs first. From the outside, life may look perfe…

Hi, I'm Dr Mish, a psychotherapist and a business & life coach. Do you need someone to talk to? Stressed or burnt out? Wanting a clearer direction in your life and needing to feel more resilient? If you want to change your corner of the world, let's …

For many people, therapy begins at a turning point — the end of one chapter or the beginning of another. As the existential psychotherapist Martin Adams put it, People come to therapy when the story they’ve been telling about their lives has become t…

I support women across the UK who are experiencing relationship difficulties, including communication problems, trust issues, uncertainty, anxiety or feeling unhappy in their relationships. Relationship problems can also affect how you feel about you…

As an accredited integrative counsellor and psychotherapist, I have a versatile range of skills and I have helped many people from all walks of life to re-gain their confidence and personal direction following common life experiences; ranging from mi…

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, …

I profoundly believe that your experience in counselling can enable you (even though you may not feel like it at the moment) to find whatever are the solutions, changes or ways forward that you think are best for you.  I do not believe that counsello…