Therapists specialising in GRIEF within 10 miles of your current location

Originally trained as a Humanistic Integrative Counsellor, I take a relational approach to therapy. My special interests lie in relationships, attachment, and trauma, in particular complex trauma, resulting in Dissociation and Dissociative Disorder…

Hi, I’m Chris, a qualified counsellor offering online therapy for men. I provide a calm, supportive space where you can talk openly about whatever’s going on — whether that’s stress, low mood, relationships, identity, or simply feeling stuck. My appr…

You are able to work online (via the free version of Zoom), or in person, or even on the telephone.   The registered Psychotherapist and counsellor has over 30 years experience working with young people (11 to 25), adults, individually, in twos, fami…

I offer a warm, patient, down to earth approach, so that together we can explore areas that you may be finding confusing, challenging, or sad. Sometimes our thoughts and feelings can be so confused that we just don't know where to start. Well-meaning…

I practice depth-oriented psychotherapy combining Psychosynthesis and Jungian analytical approaches, working online with discerning clients across Cambridge and beyond. As a Psychosynthesis Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and Trainee Analyst in Jungian …

In my practice, I create a space that is approachable, supportive, and human—so you can bring your real self, your true questions, and the full complexity of your life. My background as both a psychotherapist and a nutritionist gives me a unique lens…

I am a qualified counsellor to degree level working with children, young people and adults. I work with an integrative approach, which means I utilise different theories, skills and techniques, which will help us to understand and work through your d…

There are many reasons why you may have decided to come to therapy. Perhaps you are feeling overwhelmed by certain emotions, are feeling stuck or are repeating patterns of behaviour. You may want to discuss a specific issue, want support with a life …

There are many different reasons why someone may come for counselling. Maybe you are feeling anxious and unable to focus, you may not know why but know you need to talk about it. Perhaps life has changed and you’re not sure of how to cope with things…

You can talk to me about thoughts and feelings that might be hard to bring to other people in your life. Together we can try to understand what’s going on and why. We might make links to the past as we cast forward to what may be hoped for in the fut…