Therapists specialising in OCD within 10 miles of your current location

Central to my way of working is my belief in the value of relationships. I value your safety and trust, and will work with you towards your own goals, with a view to supporting your growth and healing in ways that are meaningful to you. I work in a …

My practice is grounded in a person-centred and humanistic approach, meaning I see you as the expert on your own life. I offer empathy, authenticity, and respect, creating a safe space where you can talk openly and feel truly heard without judgement.…

Hi, I'm Sonia. I'm a London based therapist believes in creating a calm and nurturing space where you can feel safe, heard, and understood. My focus is on building a trusting relationship where you can take your time  to explore, reflect, and begin t…

Welcome to my profile,  There may be many paths that have led you here. You may be struggling with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, anger or whatever it may be. These symptoms may be putting a strain on your life and relationships. I do not work…

Many of us, for different reasons, find parts of our lives very difficult; sometimes overwhelming, and it takes immense courage to work at understanding the things that are unsettling us. Past experiences can mould the people we become and by thinkin…

I am an integrative counsellor, able to draw on a number of therapeutic approaches in order to tailor therapy to what is most effective and appropriate to you. Essentially, however, my approach is very much person-centred, working with what you, the …

I am a person-centred counsellor (pronouns she/her), which means that our work together will be led by you. You are invited to explore what feels present and relevant to you at this point in time. I will offer a confidential space in which we can exp…

I work with people who struggle with how they feel. They may be unhappy in a relationship, at work, in their families or just generally in themselves. With persistent depression, anxiety, and little meaning in their lives, people may not know the cau…

Talking about how we feel can help us feel better emotionally and physically. It can encourage a new awareness of our emotions and feelings, allowing us to move forward, breaking those patterns of thoughts and behaviour that make life so difficult. …

In my therapy practice, I support individuals who face challenges with their emotions and relationships, whether with family, friends, partners, or colleagues. If you find yourself stuck in repetitive patterns and are struggling to understand your em…