Therapists specialising in DEPRESSION within 10 miles of your current location

Here is a little bit about me. My journey to becoming a qualified counsellor began with personal experiences. Struggling with dyslexia in school and facing significant life challenges, including loss and navigating complexed family dynamics, led me t…

I use the Integrative Relational Approach which encompasses  different Therapeutic and Psychotherapy Theoretical Models depending on the client's issues.

Hello, Welcome to my page! I'm an Psychodynamic and Person Centred Counsellor based in Monmouth, South Wales. As a counsellor specialising in trauma, I work with compassion and creativity to help you feel safe, supported, and understood. Together, we…

I am a qualified London based Psychodynamic Psychotherapist, Counsellor and registered member of the British Association of Counsellors and Pyschotherapists (BACP). As well as a busy private practice, I am also a visiting clinician and assessor at t…

I’m Julia a friendly and supportive counsellor. Following adversity, I’ve been lucky enough through counselling, to have become comfortable in my own skin, hence my desire to support others - who've perhaps also been impacted by life's challenges - t…

My clinical model is rooted in the principles of person-centred therapy to support clients to access their own potential for self-healing and personal development through the exploration of their life experience. Person-Centred Therapy is a humanisti…

I am a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and Registered Member of BACP (MBACP) with a Post Graduate Diploma and an Advanced Diploma in Transactional Analysis, as well as a qualification in Person Centred Counselling Skills. I have been in Private Practice…

Day to day life, conflicts, compromises, and the unexpected can grind us down. Perhaps you've been thinking about having some relationship counselling or marriage guidance/counselling. Maybe you want to work out who you are or where you're going in …

You have probably spent years being told that what you experience for one or two weeks a month is just "normal PMS" — manageable with painkillers, a hot water bottle, and a bit of self-care. And yet you know it is not that. You know that for a signif…