Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

My approach is warm, relational, and grounded in curiosity rather than judgement. I work integratively, drawing on attachment theory, trauma-informed practice, and neuropsychological understanding to help each person make sense of their experiences i…

No need for therapist formalities - I'm a real human like you, still figuring out life's complications. My name's Sasha and I believe in keeping things real and with a sensitivity to the context we live in. You'll get straight-talk from me but withou…

I am dedicated to helping people to feel more settled through counselling and adhere to the BACP ethical guidelines. I work from a discrete cabin in Stamford or offer walking therapy at a place of convenience for us both. If you are unable to meet me…

Thank you for exploring the possibility of therapy with me. I’m glad you’ve taken what I know feels like a daunting leap. I remember when I was looking, admitting that I needed help to navigate what was happening in my life, and what was going on in …

I work psychodynamically, which means when we work together we look at what’s going on for you at the moment and what's gone on in your past. We look at your relationships with others and your relationship with yourself, and by doing this you can gai…

I am a qualified integrative psychotherapist registered with the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (MBACP). I hold a postgraduate diploma in counselling and psychotherapy and have solid experience working in clinical settings wi…

I am trained as a Gestalt therapist, and a mindfulness facilitator which I incorporate into our therapy sessions, where supportive. I love Gestalt, because of its creative playfulness. Interwoven with the solid foundation of compassionate listening, …

We are told how important exercise is for our physical wellbeing, our mental health is no different. Therapy does change lives and for that reason, if you are unhappy, stressed and not sure what to do, you need to remember that life is short and you …

My counselling approach is humanistic in nature. Broadly speaking this means I treat the person and not their problem or disorder. I’m not too keen on diagnosing or pathologising what’s wrong with you. Rather I tend to see my client’s difficulties as…

I work in a client-centred way where the client’s needs are at the forefront of our therapeutic journey. I will support you in a non-judging and safe place, for you to explore your feelings, struggles and concerns. ​My counselling practice has focuse…