Therapists specialising in HUMANISTIC within 10 miles of your current location

Hi, my name is Emma and I am a counsellor and psychotherapist living in the Reading area. I work with clients who suffer from all kinds of issues such as: anxiety, depression, loneliness, grief, self-esteem issues, relationship issues, work-related s…

There are times when life feels overwhelming. Perhaps something specific has happened, or maybe you are not sure why you feel sad, anxious, or low. You might be seeking change, or wanting to understand yourself better. At times like these, talking…

I offer an calm, open and non-judgemental space where you can feel heard and understood. As the trust in our relationship grows, I’ll support you to confront difficult thoughts, feelings and experiences. And I’ll be reliable and consistent as we work…

I have 8 years experience working as a trauma informed therapist in a specialist service as well as working privately for the past 5 years. My approach is informed broadly by Herman's 3 principles of safe trauma practice - Safety and Stabilisation, …

Hello, I'm Ellie.  I am an integratively trained counsellor offering in-person sessions for adults aged 18 and over from a private therapy room in a peaceful residential area of Newbury, as well as online sessions. Working integratively means I draw …

I am a therapist in North London, working with your emotional struggles, low self-worth, overwhelm, insecurity, isolation, anxiety, depression, relational difficulties, life transitions, or other issues that have their roots in your life experience. …

I work from a person-centred foundation, which means my priority will be to nurture your healing, self-awareness and growth. It means our therapeutic relationship will be collaborative, while I’ll also be taking your lead. My intention is to enable y…

I offer person‑centred counselling online and by telephone for women. My practice is shaped by my North‑East roots and my own lived experience of feeling “othered” in different spaces. I understand what it’s like to carry the mental load that so many…

Do you prioritise others’ needs and feel guilty when you think about prioritising yourself? Maybe you say “yes” when you really want to say “no”. You might worry about being seen as selfish, difficult or letting others down. Perhaps this leads you to…

There are many different reasons we might come to therapy. You may be feeling overwhelmed, anxious or in distress, struggling to cope with complex thoughts and feelings. Perhaps you are going through a difficult event or seeing change, transition or …