Therapists specialising in GRIEF within 10 miles of your current location

Hello.  My name is Chui-Ling and I am an accredited counsellor who genuinely loves helping young people (11 years+) and adults live their best lives.  I'm here to  work with you to overcome any issues you may have in a supportive, honest and kind env…

I am a psychotherapist, trauma specialist and supervisor with an MA in Gestalt Therapy, accredited by the UKCP, the NCPS and registered by the BACP. I offer people a safe, supportive space to explore difficult feelings and to recognise and deal with …

Hi, I'm Megan, it's good to have you here. I'm a counsellor and psychotherapist who supports mums during pregnancy, loss, postpartum and beyond. Are you finding yourself... Feeling low or depressedStruggling to manage emotions such as anger and sadne…

I am an existential psychotherapist registered in the United Kingdom (through UKCP and BACP (Sen. accred.)) and in Europe (through the EAP). I now work privately in Lewes, after 20 years in an NHS hospital, where I set up and ran two specialised psyc…

Hello. I am Jo and I am a Person Centred counsellor/therapist. Whatever has brought you to this point in your life, please be assured that it is completely normal to feel that you might need someone to walk alongside you while you work on the challen…

Hello. I am Jo and I am a Person Centred counsellor/therapist. Whatever has brought you to this point in your life, please be assured that it is completely normal to feel that you might need someone to walk alongside you while you work on the challen…

I am an accredited counsellor and psychotherapist with nearly 20 years of experience, providing both brief focus and longer-term counselling and psychotherapy to a range of clients, including adults, children and young people. I trained in Integrati…

I am a qualified Psychodynamic Counsellor/Therapist with over twenty years experience.  I gained BACP accreditation status in 2007. My private practice is within  community premises  close to the centre of town, with easy access to car parks and publ…

Why Counselling? The things that draw people to counselling are many and varied and include bereavement, over-arching sadness, anxiety, haunting memories, behavioural struggles, work stress, relational difficulties, difficult thoughts and feelings, a…

It's difficult to choose a therapist - looking at my photo you may be asking yourself: could I talk to this person; could I trust them with my thoughts and feelings; do they look unshockable; compassionate; caring? Will they listen with understanding…