Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

Hi, I’m Gina Savory from StressCatcher. As a British-trained experienced (since 2013) Integrative Counsellor with a background in Clinical Psychology, I help people with issues with depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, personality disorders,…

I provide compassionate counsel, strength to thrive and an holistic approach. My training combined psychodynamic methods (listening to subconscious drives and patterns) with the humanistic (providing ideal conditions for your unique psychological gro…

I am an accredited psychodynamic psychotherapist and counsellor, offering therapy to individual adults with a range of emotional, psychological, interpersonal and behavioural issues. I have been practicing psychotherapy for over seven years and provi…

Hello and Welcome, My name is Katie and I am a Practitioner Psychologist, with a background in nursing, specialising in working with clients who experience trauma.  Trauma is not the same for everyone. We are unique but if you are struggling, in pain…

I support women who have been holding everything together for far too long and are now finding it increasingly difficult to cope. Often feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and burnt out. They have often spent years prioritising others’ needs above their …

Hi! I'm Jack. I'm a trauma specialist and neurodivergent-focused therapist.  So you've just taken the first step on your mental health journey by clicking on my BACP page, let me tell you about myself and how I can help you on that journey: If you ar…

I am an experienced fully qualified Psychotherapeutic  Counsellor working 1-1  with young people, students and adults up into older generation and those undergoing palliative care.   I use traditional talking therapy and have years of experience work…

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…

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…

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…