Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

I specialise in eating disorders, including binge eating, emotional eating, weight loss struggles, and bulimia and have 17 years’ experience in health behaviour change and obesity prevention. In addition to disordered eating, my counselling experienc…

I specialise in helping YOU find a way through the many feelings of loss you may be experiencing, whether that’s through bereavement, relationships difficulties, or the overwhelm of just feeling lost. Together we can find a way forward for YOU. Perha…

Making that first step Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step. You might be unsure what to expect, or even whether it’s the right thing to do. How I can help Therapy offers a safe, confidential space where you can talk openly about what ma…

BA(Hons), PGcert, PGdip, MSc, MBACP(accred). I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist, who offers clients a non-judgemental, relaxed space, which provides support, understanding, empathy and compassion. I believe in encouraging and enabling individuals…

I am a BPC accredited psychodynamic counsellor and MBACP psychotherapist who trained at Birkbeck, University of London, and works empathetically with individuals in order to help them explore and work-through their difficulties. I offer Online therap…

  I HAVE 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, ANGER,  TRAUMA, RELATIONSHIP AND WORK ISSUES, BEREAVEMENT/LOSS (See below for full listing). All these issues often lead to a LACK OF SELF-BELIEF/SELF-CONFIDENCE. My work has encompassed …

I am a fully qualified and experienced counsellor based in St Albans. I offer short and long-term therapy either from my private therapy room in St Albans or online. 

With a background in the arts working in the film and television industry and as a musician, I offer counselling with people experiencing unhappiness in all sorts of ways and have never yet come across anyone who's distress or anxiety or sadness didn…

I appreciate that for many of us (including myself), asking for help is sometimes not an easy step to take. The prospect of opening up and sharing your thoughts and feelings with someone else is quite a leap of faith. So if you have not experienced c…

It can really help to talk to a friend or a family member when you feel anxious or depressed but sometimes it’s not enough and the feelings persist or you feel like you’re going round in circles. You might notice, for example, that you spend a lot of…