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

Hi, I'm Liam, a Welsh, gay man living in Manchester - thanks for stopping by. I enjoy singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs. In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictat…

Are you going through challenges that are causing anxiety, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and depressed? You may have experienced childhood trauma or may be being misunderstood in relationships. Seeking compassionate therapy is the opportunity to be…

 Having personally experienced the support talking therapy can provide, I offer clients a confidential space where they can feel safe enough to share their story without fear of judgement . Sometimes the issues we face are obvious but not always. W…

I believe counselling is most powerful when it feels like a genuine human connection. I offer a safe, confidential, and supportive space where you can talk openly without fear of judgment, and where your story will be met with empathy, warmth, and re…

I am Qualified Integrative Psychotherapist, dedicated to helping every individual thrive in their own way, according to their specific need. Tailored to each individual I use varieties of therapeutic treatments including Person-Centred Therapy, Psych…

I have twenty-eight years of experience in helping individuals and couples and have worked with a wide range of clients: from senior successful professionals to younger people trying to find their footing. Every client is different and every solution…

I am an experienced integrative trauma informed therapist, dedicated to helping you gain clarity, improve your relationships, and move past difficult challenges. Shorter-term therapy:  I blend Transactional Analysis (TA) and Cognitive Behavioural The…

I work from a person-centred pluralistic approach, which means I place the therapeutic relationship at the heart of our work together. I believe that healing and growth develop through a relationship where you feel seen, understood and accepted witho…

I believe that problems can come from avoiding painful feelings; why would you want to visit or talk about these if it hurts, but they go somewhere. Often, we push these feelings down and keep them held within. This isn’t always a conscious decision.…

I believe that most of us experience a point in our lives when we encounter such emotional distress that we become stuck. We are unable to work out for ourselves how to make sense of the situation, how and why it has occured and more importantly how …