Therapists specialising in EATING DISORDER within 10 miles of your current location

I have worked in mental health and well-being for over  20 years within the NHS, in education, and in private practice.  I am a qualified BACP and UKCP registered integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and, an HCPC registered Arts pyschotherapis…

Effective, confidential counselling and psychotherapy for adults and young people aged 16+.

My aim as a counsellor is to help you work through the problems and issues you are struggling with. I realise everyone is unique in life's experiences, only you know what hurts and so I work in a respectful, confidential and non-judgemental way. I am…

How we feel in our lives should never be compared to how others feel in theirs. Our experiences, and our reactions to what life throws at us are our own, and nobody else’s. Some people come to see me for therapy after a bereavement, the breakdown …

I offer a safe, trusting, confidential space to reflect and make sense of where you are and the difficulties you are experiencing, with the view to gaining a greater depth of personal awareness and inner strength. Therapy allows you to talk about how…

Struggling with anxiety, depression or stress? Questioning yourself regarding a relationship - or how to manage boundaries in one? Or coming to terms with past events or a bereavement? Whatever the reason, as an experienced and compassionate counsell…

Hello, my name is Katy - welcome to my page! It takes courage to seek support and advocate for yourself. If you are struggling, feeling stuck, and need help to make changes in your life. There is no issue too big or too small for us to tackle in ther…

I am a Psychosynthesis Psychotherapist with over 20 years experience working in the counselling and caring professions. The context of my work, Psychosynthesis, offers an approach to counselling which holds that every person's life has meaning and pu…

I work with people whose inner worlds are complex—whose thoughts loop, emotions run deep, and lives don’t fit into neat boxes. My clients are often thinkers, feelers, and outsiders: neurodivergent minds, LGBTQ+ people, creatives, and those who’ve liv…

The focus of counselling is not always finding solutions, but to gain a deeper understanding of your problem and how you are experiencing it, helping you to make sense of it all. Our pasts cannot be changed, but with the right support and understandi…