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

Hi, my name is Laura and I'm a qualified integrative therapist with an additional qualification in couples therapy.  Being integrative means that I will have a flexible approach to how we work together and can combine techniques to best suit your nee…

I am an Integrative Counsellor specialising in Childhood Trauma. I have been a qualified since 2014. Prior to this my training and career had been largely focussed within health and social care provisions. I have worked both in the Local Authority an…

Hi, I'm Cath and I offer online counselling to people aged 18+ across the UK. We can all struggle  - we may not always feel ok with sharing our deepest, most painful, private feelings and thoughts with friends and family. I know that it can feel so …

Penny Vevers, Counsellor/therapist FdSc, MBACP West Sussex and online/telephone Hello and welcome. I will offer you a safe, non-judgemental, confidential space where you can explore whatever is going on for you. I will listen and support you to explo…

Hi My name is Louise.  I know it is possible to lose ourselves in life. Lose who we are, what we enjoy, what makes us laugh or brings us joy. Reconnecting with ourselves by talking our feelings through with a "stranger" in a safe and professional way…

It's OK to not be OK... Everyone struggles sometimes, and when we are struggling, one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is to talk to someone about our struggles. My aim is to help clients with a wide range of difficulties. My aim is to hel…

My approach is calm and compassionate working with adults and teenagers who are navigating change, loss and difficult decisions. Experiences in life from both the present and past can sometimes bring a mix of unwelcome overwhelming emotions, thoughts…

I’m Emily, a counsellor and play therapist.I’m Emily, a qualified counsellor and play therapist. I appreciate that for many, finding the words to express the inner most feelings can be hard. To support with this, I aim to make the counselling session…

Talking to a therapist can be daunting, whether or not you have done it before. It can be hard to reveal things about yourself, and to trust someone you don’t know. I work relationally, which means I view the relationship that we develop together as …

I am an integrative counsellor, which means I draw on various theories to help us both understand why you are feeling the way you are feeling; what you might want to change; and how you might make those changes.  If you're feeling overwhelmed by work…