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

I am a British South East Asian (Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean) counsellor based in London offering support to people navigating through life's many challenges. I am passionate about improving people's lives and together we will work through what bl…

Many people reach a stage in life where, despite outer success, something inside feels misaligned — a quiet restlessness, loss of purpose, or sense that life has become all doing and little being. The modern pace of constant connectivity and responsi…

I'm a trilingual (Cantonese, Mandarin, English) HCPC-registered Counselling Psychologist as well as a EMDR therapist based in Bristol, providing a culturally sensitive psychological counselling and therapy services to clients of diverse backgrounds. …

What brings you to therapy? Maybe something current in your life or maybe something from your past… Together we will work to find out what is going on.  I am a qualified and accredited counsellor with clinics across Angel, Islington, Holborn, Bond St…

I have a cosy room offering face to face  or online sessions if you prefer. I have been practising for over 5 years in my private practice seeing individuals and couples.

What if you told yourself a different story? I'm here first and foremost to listen to what story you have told yourself ...then can we start to work together to unravel what is causing you distress. Memories are often unreliable narrators but they ca…

“Your relationship with yourself sets the tone for every relationship you have” Robert Holden Welcome to Ferndown Psychotherapeutic Counselling, a private and LGBTQ+ friendly practice based in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire. Individual & Couples…

Hi, my name is Kes (he/they). I believe identity is shifting and fluid, but here are some words that might give you a sense of me: AuDHD, queer, goofy, working-class, slight Brummie accent, highly sensitive, creative, dreamer, philosopher, poet, perf…

“Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and die with their song still inside them” Perhaps Thoreau's quote isn't 100% accurate but does capture something which is backed by research. Namely, whilst men don’t suffer more psychological disorders tha…