Therapists specialising in DEPRESSION within 10 miles of your current location

Welcome, my name is Jamie and I am a fully qualified and experienced counsellor. I understand how overwhelming seeking counselling can be and recognise how much of a big step it takes to contact someone like myself to talk about your personal difficu…

Hi, my name is Sam and I am an integrative Psychotherapist. I am passionate about all individuals being able to express their emotions and the importance of them being heard. I aim to provide a safe, confidential and un-judgemental space to enable us…

Hi I'm Jen, a Gestalt-trained counsellor operating in London and Great Dunmow in Essex. I work as a therapist for my local Mind as well as running a private practice. I have a therapy room in Dunmow and operate out of the Gestalt Centre in King's Cro…

Hi, welcome to my page. I am an Integrative Counsellor, trained at the Minster Centre. I see clients in person and online from Hackney, London. I offer a warm, containing and confidential space for us to explore what is going on for you. In our sessi…

“Finding a good therapist is like finding the right shoe that fits right and feels comfortable”. Perhaps you're feeling anxious, low, or overwhelmed. Maybe you're coping with grief, navigating trauma, or adjusting to changes in your life — like movin…

Specialising in Couples  / Relationship / Individual Counselling Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but it’s also a powerful one. The focus is on providing a supportive and compassionate space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings,…

I’m Maithili (pronounced “mightily”) - I'm a psychodynamic psychotherapist. Psychodynamic simply means we think about how your past experiences and relationships may influence how you feel, behave and connect with others today. Alongside this, I draw…

I’m a Psychologist, Integrative Psychotherapist, Author and Clinical Supervisor. I have over 20 years of experience working in mental health across the NHS, private practice, and organisational settings. Alongside my clinical work, I run a wellbeing …

Sometimes we come to therapy because something has happened; at other times it is harder to explain. Life may look reasonably intact from the outside, yet something doesn't feel right. You may feel stuck, disconnected, overwhelmed, uncertain about a …

Accepting that you need the help of someone else can be hard. Making the decision to attend counselling can be even harder. Partners, peers and family may not understand, you may feel like you've failed somehow, you may feel like you are not enough. …