Therapists specialising in GRIEF within 10 miles of your current location

I believe that therapy is as individual and unique as the client attending. Therapy can only be meaningful and transformative if it fits into the context of one's own self-identity, values and beliefs. To this end I offer an integrative approach that…

Trainee Professional Doctorate Counselling Psychologist (DCPsych) MSc Psychology (BPS Accredited). BSc (Hons) Integrative Counselling Degree (First Class) BACP Accredited. • Person-Centred • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy • Psychodynamic • Existential…

I offer counselling for individuals in London Bridge and Fulham. I help people improve their psychological well-being, aid self-discovery and empower positive change. My aim is to understand your experience as fully as possible, to help bring clarity…

Hello, I'm Helen. I am a BACP Registered Counsellor. I work with all ages 18+. I welcome clients from all backgrounds irrespective of gender, ethnicity, sexuality, disability or faith. There are times in life when we feel stuck, overwhelmed or unsure…

About me and my therapy practice Hello! I’m Morag, a qualified counsellor with experience working with a wide variety of people who have their own reasons for seeking support. Prior to counselling I worked for many years supporting young people and t…

I am a fully qualified CBT therapist and registered member with the BACP and work with clients on a range of mental health issues, such as anxiety, self-esteem and depression, in a confidential and safe environment.  Often without warning, we can fee…

I am an experienced, open-minded and non-judgmental therapist with over 20-years experience working in mental health. I firmly believe in the positive impact weekly psychotherapy can have upon your life. It is hugely beneficial for anyone suffering …

After working in the City for 25 years I retrained as an Integrative Therapist. This means that the work we do together is bespoke and tailored specifically for you, utilising a range of therapeutic approaches. Whatever you are bringing into therapy …

I have learned that the most important part of therapy is the relationship we build together. My role is to offer a warm, accepting space where you can feel heard, seen and understood, without fear of judgement. Over many years, I have come to unders…

Facing the underlying often painful feelings we experience as humans can be incredibly difficult and something we would rather avoid. If only it were that easy!  Often these feelings spill out from under the surface and can impact our daily lives in …