Therapists specialising in TONY HUMPHREYS within 10 miles of your current location

Are you, or do you have a child, struggling to make sense of emotional, social, or behavioural difficulties? Is this impacting relationships at school, college, or university, or affecting family life? I am a specialist Psychotherapist with my work r…

Practicing Psychodynamic therapist for over 10 years  Our early experiences affect the way we think about ourselves, relate to others and adapt to stress later in our lives. I offer my clients the freedom to pick the topics they wish to discuss in ea…

I offer long-term psychodynamic and psychoanalytical therapy tailored to each individual’s unique needs and life story. Each client is a world of their own. With sensitivity to your individual history, personality, and potential, I aim to support you…

I work integratively using a range of approaches tailored to suit the needs of individual clients, using Cognitive Behavioural, Psychodynamic, Humanist and Gestalt approaches in both time limited and longer term therapeutic contexts.  I have worke…

About Me For me, the individual client is at the heart of everything I do as a therapist; my wish is to create a safe space, and work in a meaningful and mindful way with every client, in a way that best works for you.  I began my therapist journey a…

I am a fully licensed, dedicated psychotherapist working with adults and young people. I completed my training at Westminster Pastoral Foundation; a rigorous, reputable training which gave me the skills to address difficult emotions and feelings, th…

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. 

I am an integrative psychotherapist, meaning I integrate various different approaches and techniques depending on my client. Every client is unique and has a different story to tell, and my approach reflects these wonderful differences between us all…

If you’re reading this, you might be thinking about talking to someone. I know from personal experience that reaching out can feel like a big, uncertain step. So let me start by saying: I’m really glad you’re here. I offer a relaxed, down-to-earth sp…

There are many ways to talk about therapy. The way that makes the most sense to me is through the concepts of connection, disconnection, and reconnection. Many of the reasons people look for therapy — persistent anxiety or depression, relationship di…