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

Hello my name is Kathryn and I am an Accredited Counsellor. I have a MSc degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a background in Psychology. I am a Team Leader of a Counselling service for a mental health charity alongside my private practice, Se…

I work in an integrative way which means I can draw on a range of therapeutic approaches which are best for you and your situation. I don’t believe that I am an expert in your situation but I hold your best interests at the centre of my work. I provi…

I am a trauma-informed, relational psychotherapist. My practice has been informed by a career of supporting people spanning 26 years. I use evidence-based theory and techniques derived from contemporary trauma research, neuroscience, combined with ps…

I work from a Person Centred perspective. You, as the client, are the focus of the sessions, and as such, you will lead and direct how they go. I'm not here to offer advice, or to fix or change you in any way. Instead, I am to work alongside you, as …

Life is difficult sometimes and managing thoughts, feelings, or situations without support can be overwhelming. I believe that establishing a safe, trusting and respectful relationship is vital to successful counselling. My aim is to offer you a war…

I am a person-centred counsellor (pronouns she/her), which means that our work together will be led by you. You are invited to explore what feels present and relevant to you at this point in time. I will offer a confidential space in which you are in…

I am a qualified integrative counsellor which means I draw on several different psychological perspectives and tailor my approach to what will work best for your specific individual set of circumstances. There is no one-size-fits-all recipe for emoti…

Would you like to feel differently about your life, or at least how you approach the challenges you face? My approach to Adlerian Counselling supports you to recognise and understand the origins of your own behaviour – why you do what you do. Adleri…

Sometimes life can feel rough and overwhelming. Maybe you’re feeling trapped, conflicted and helpless. You don’t see how you can feel better and where you should turn for help. Therapy can help because you’re being really heard and that in itself is …

Making sense of what is going on I became a counsellor because I believe that everyone deserves to feel heard, valued, and supported through life’s challenges. My own journey has shown me the importance of having a safe,     non-judgmental space to e…