Therapists specialising in HUMANISTIC within 10 miles of your current location

Hi and welcome to my counselling profile. I am an empathic, energetic and highly motivated individual who loves motivating others and helping them to work towards realising their true potential. A few reasons you may wish to embark on counselling Do …

Are you a young person or adult (or maybe you support someone) who feels overwhelmed, stuck or unsure where to turn?   Counselling can offer a safe confidential space to explore what’s going on for you – at your own pace, in your own words. With over…

Understanding how I work: My starting point is offering you a consultation. A consultation is an opportunity for us to meet and explore your expectations and understanding of therapy. During consultation, you will gain a sense of what it is like to w…

Understanding how I work: My starting point is offering you a consultation. A consultation is an opportunity for us to meet and explore your expectations and understanding of therapy. During consultation, you will gain a sense of what it is like to w…

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I am an Integrative and Pluralistic Therapeutic professional. Pluralistic practice is a form of therapy in which the practitioner draws on a range of methods and understandings aiming to tailor the therapy to the individual client—based on what they …

I am an enthusiastic and friendly individual, trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and supporting a range of different life challenges.  Exploring your life Perspective is key to finding solutions, support and encouragement in all of the changes …

Hello, I am Nicoleta and I am a Psychologist, Therapist and Trauma Specialist. I've started my career as a clinical psychologist over two decades ago and it became apparent to me quite early in my work that psychology was limited in explaining the co…

Welcome, I go by my middle name, Stuart. When people ask me what is distinctive about the way I work with women and men, three principles emerge. The first and most important is I “see” the person, not his or her problem, I am not blinded by their sy…