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

Do you feel drawn to pornography or other sexually repetitive behaviours, and despite efforts, find it difficult to stop? You might feel drawn to a particular fetish, or feel unsure if your behaviours are okay and be wondering if you need help? Do th…

My role as your therapist is to provide a safe and empathic environment where you feel confident to share difficult issues in a confidential setting without fear of any judgement. We will work together to find new perspectives by identifying and chal…

Life can be tough. Whether you’re struggling with the demands of daily life, stressed with work, having difficulty dealing with anxiety, depression or relationship issues, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and alone. Sometimes we turn to habits that alth…

I am a relational, integrative psychotherapist. I work with children and young people, and adults of all ages at agencies in Suffolk. I also work privately with adults online.  I specialise in supporting clients through times of overwhelm and crisis …

I am an integrative psychotherapist specialising in anxiety, depression and a loss of purpose and meaning, helping people to make lasting changes in their lives. There are many reasons why you might be thinking about starting therapy. You may want to…

When you know you can’t go on as you are, something needs to change. I expect you’re keeping it together on the outside, pretending everything’s OK. But it isn’t. On the inside you’re really struggling. Therapy can help get you to see things more cle…

I am an Integrative Psychotherapist, which means that I have a wider perspective of different counselling styles and I am therefore able to tailor my work to support your individual needs, according to the challenges that you might be facing at any g…

I am happy to work with people of all ages and stages and I am particularly experienced with working with younger people: students, those recently entering the workplace and those in transition or questioning their choices. I am trained as a psychody…

What kind of therapist am I? Now in my 50s, I became a counsellor at 40-something. I bring all of my rich and varied life’s experience into my work with clients. After a total of four and a half years of training, I qualified at Bath Centre for Couns…

Do you feel you have to put on a face in the morning so that the people around you can’t see how much you’re struggling? If you can identify with this then maybe the time is right for you to seek counselling. I can offer a space that is entirely your…