Therapists specialising in ADHD within 10 miles of your current location

Does everything feel too big and too difficult right now? Perhaps you feel like you're supposed to be “over” a loss? Or that you've just become a parent and you're finding it harder than you imagined? Or just that you are suddenly struggling at work …

I aim to provide you a safe, non judgmental and confidential space to explore whatever it is you are struggling with at your own pace. I believe that through exploration of your life experiences, it is possible to make changes when sometimes it can f…

I offer a Counselling and Psychotherapy service to individuals, families and young people who may be facing personal difficulties and challenges. I am an accredited Counsellor with over 20 years experience of direct client work. I have worked in a ra…

I am able to offer you a confidential space in which you can share your experiences without fear of being either judged or misheard. I will be there to support you through any difficult feelings that may emerge and to stay with you as you make any de…

Welcome. I am patient, supportive, and curious, helping you to find greater compassion for yourself and towards others. I believe that every person is unique, and I help you face your challenges in the way that is right for you. For both individuals …

- The greatest gift you can give yourself is to know who you are -  Hello, my name is Lisa and I’m a Person-Centred Therapist. Person-centred at its heart means that our sessions will be led by you. I focus on how you see the world, rather than make …

I'm a humanistic integrative counsellor. I believe that we all experience the world differently and, given the right conditions, we can empower ourselves by finding the answers within. I support people struggling with issues like anxiety, depression,…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…