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

I know that life can sometimes feel overwhelming and stressful, due to work, family and personal circumstances. When you feel like this, it is important that you have the space and support to deal with life's challenges. I can provide that safe, supp…

I believe counselling has the potential to help you to create the awareness to empower and help yourself to do what's right for you. Are you feeling lost? Feeling sad or anxious. Want a life of purpose? Looking for meaning? Do you feel low, stresse…

I use the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model in my counselling. I am level 1 & 2 qualified in IFS. This model has, in my view, a beautifully non-pathologising approach. It recognises that we all have different aspects to ourselves and a core self, w…

If you’ve found your way here, it may be because life feels overwhelming, confusing, or just too heavy right now. Whatever has brought you to this point, I want to offer you a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space where you can pause, breathe…

Welcome. I am a counsellor and psychotherapist practising in Islington, London, and online/telephone, for individuals and couples. My approach is integrative, which combines two different approaches to therapy.  At the heart of my therapy is person-c…

Hi, I’m Aisha! Before I tell you a bit about me, I would just like to acknowledge the important step you have taken to find a counsellor. I’m aware it can be an anxious and daunting experience, that’s why it’s important to find the right counsellor f…

I am a qualified and experienced psychodynamic psychotherapist. I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Individual and Couple Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from Tavistock Relationships, an internationally recognised centre for couple psychotherapy teaching, …

BACP accredited to work with adults and children, I qualified over 20 years ago and bring decades of experience working in the charity sector eg Mind, 2 bereavement charities, a charity supporting those who were sexually abused in childhood and chari…

Whatever brings you to therapy, I understand that taking the first step is significant. We all need a safe space to discuss thoughts and feelings that we might hesitate to share. As a BACP-registered psychotherapist, I aim to create a welcoming envi…

I first became interested in becoming a counsellor when I was working as a hospital social worker.  I soon realised that patients recovery depended on having the opportunity to talk about how they were feeling as well as receiving practical care. I w…