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

Who am I and why come to therapy? I am Scott and I am Humanistic and Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist. Challenges that life brings can at times make us feel that we can't move forward. Therapy gives us the chance to reach out to someone who…

My name is Matt; I am a people person at heart with a warm and strong, compassionate desire to make a difference. I work from a Humanistic approach to therapy with the ability to work with children, young people and adults. My primary areas of knowle…

My name is Edmund, and I am a qualified psychodynamic therapist. There are many reasons why you might find yourself seeking therapy, general or specific, such as anxiety, stress, depression, grief, or difficulty in forming or maintaining relationship…

I work within an integrative lens, comprising person-centred and psychodynamic theory and mindfulness-based approaches; through which you will be supported to understand why you act or feel the way you do. We may explore your childhood, your dreams, …

I have a background in healthcare, particularly palliative, neurodiversity and disability, and I know the importance of an holistic approach when meeting an individual’s needs. This theme is central to my counselling work. I aim to work alongside you…

Therapy helps you discover and understand your emotions more clearly. Counselling is a journey to support and empower you to find the resources you may need to find your own answers and pathway. Counselling will provide you with a safe space to talk …

Who am I? I'm Laurie, a qualified Person-Centred Counsellor. I offer you.. A safe, confidential space where you can begin to share aspects of your life that are tricky or concerning. I offer this through 50-minute online counselling sessions. Benefit…

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but it can also be an opportunity to feel supported and understood. If you’re noticing patterns in your relationships, carrying difficult emotions, or struggling to connect with yourself or others, you don’t…

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but it can also be an opportunity to feel supported and understood. If you’re noticing patterns in your relationships, carrying difficult emotions, or struggling to connect with yourself or others, you don’t…

My therapeutic approach is rooted in the understanding that much of our emotional life is shaped by unconscious processes, patterns of thought, feeling and behaviour that may have developed early in life and remain out of awareness, even as they cont…