Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

I offer an integrative approach that brings together therapeutic counselling and coaching, informed by my background in psychology. My aim is to create a thoughtful, supportive space where you can slow down, feel heard, and understand yourself more d…

Hello and welcome. Qualifying in 2005, I’ve worked with lots of people who have at times, found their mental health challenging. Exploring issues such as anxiety, depression, relationships with others and trauma to name a few, my approach is rooted i…

At Becoming you counselling, I offer counselling sessions online and via telephone, making support accessible wherever you feel most comfortable. Some people prefer the ease of speaking from their own home, while others appreciate the flexibility the…

Whatever you're bringing, you're welcome here. Your relationships, your body, your history, your desires, your dreams. The things you’ve never quite found the words for, or the space to say out loud. Or what you've spoken of, but still carry. Whether…

Not feeling yourself but not sure why? Struggling to manage your emotions but don’t know what to do about it? The therapy room is your place to feel seen, to feel heard, explore what is going on for you and have your thoughts and feelings validated. …

  Fed up with feeling overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, stuck in overthinking or grief? If this feels familiar, I'm here to listen and help. I offer a calm and supportive space where things can start to feel clearer. Your initial session is free.  

Hi, I’m Rachael, reaching out for support can feel like a big step, finding the right therapy and therapist for you is important and can feel overwhelming with all the choice available. It takes strength to begin exploring your options, just by being…

Maybe you're seeking support because life feels especially difficult at the moment. Perhaps you are feeling stuck, or frustrated with falling into the same patterns of behaviour. It might be that you are feeling disconnected, or have a sense that som…

Most people arrive at therapy because something isn't working and they've run out of ways to think about it on their own. Sometimes there's a clear reason — a bereavement, a relationship ending, a change you didn't choose. More often it's harder to n…

There are moments in everyone´s lives where we could do with some extra support. Just as we would visit a medical doctor to help heal our physical ailments, at times in order to thrive we need to work on our psychological wellbeing too. I work in a c…