Therapists specialising in ADHD within 10 miles of your current location

I am a specialist couples therapist and a Visiting Clinician and Assessor at world-leading Tavistock Relationships.  Although based in London, in my private practice I prefer to work online, allowing me to see clients from anywhere in the UK. I have …

I work with adults who are struggling to manage sexual urges or behaviours that feel out of control, including compulsive pornography use, infidelity, and intimacy difficulties. Many of my clients describe feeling stuck in patterns of secrecy, shame,…

I am a qualified BACP registered and Accredited counsellor currently offering telephone, online or face to face counselling sessions.  I am a Humanistic Existential and CBT counsellor. I have attended other forms of training which enables me to offer…

Hi, and thank you for viewing my profile. My name is Ayisha, I am a qualified Counsellor and a Registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP).  I work with male and female adults and teens from 16 and above…

My name is Madelene Louw. I am a trained and experienced Counselling Psychotherapist with experience in the NHS and private sector. I am also a registered BACP and ACC member.   Do you feel overwhelmed, scared, or hopeless because of a current situat…

Hello. My name is Lowri. I am a Counsellor and Psychotherapist based in South Wales.  My areas of speciality focus on anxiety and depression, relationship issues (including family, friend and partner difficulties), low - confidence, identity, grief a…

I am a trained art psychotherapist and counsellor. I have been trained to work across all ages and populations and am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). My framework is mainly psychodynamic and I am client centred.

We all need someone to talk to when life is difficult. Counselling and psychotherapy can help us understand more about who we are, to make better sense of past or current events, our feelings and how we respond to others. At times this may be painful…

Welcome.  Reaching out for counselling can feel like a big step. but recognising that you may benefit from talking to someone is a courageous first move. You might be struggling with a recent life event, loss, or relationship difficulties — or perhap…

I know reaching out for counselling can feel like a big step. Maybe you’re here because you want to feel more confident in yourself, to quiet that inner critic, or to reconnect with a sense of self-compassion that’s been missing for a while. Through …