Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…

In my private practice, I offer a calm, confidential and non-judgemental space where you can take time to focus on yourself and what you need and feel supported and understood. Therapy here is tailored to you, working collaboratively at your pace and…

Deciding to go for therapy requires courage and a real desire to address our issues and maybe seek change. Looking at beliefs and feelings about ourselves can be challenging and helpful. The relationship between the therapist and client can be a key…

Life can be challenging at times and may feel overwhelming I understand that it takes courage to make that first step and contact a counsellor for help. I offer a safe, respectful confidential space to explore your feelings and express your emotions,…

I am a BACP accredited therapist and supervisor, individually qualified to work with Adults, Children and Young People (5-18) and Couples.  Accepting each person as unique I will work at your pace with compassion, empathy and non-judgement, to better…

I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist working in private practice in Canterbury (CT1) and Faversham (ME13). I have experience working in NHS settings, including community mental health services and a GP practice in Canterbury. I also have a particula…

Based in central York, I can help you understand your anxiety, depression, childhood & life events, relationship issues and how your 'body keeps score'. I also support life changes and those working within professional and academic settings. Differe…

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…

Does this sound familiar? • You live with a chronic illness or disability and know all about pacing and spoon theory but you feel caught between what your body needs and that voice inside your head telling you that you’re “lazy” or “dramatic”. • Your…