Therapists specialising in OCD within 10 miles of your current location

I do this type of work to help others thrive, not just survive. I will give you the tools to help you leave therapy not stay on for life. I will help you process the difficulties that you are facing now and those which still haunt you years later. Ev…

To me counselling and psychotherapy are an incredibly powerful way to find self acceptance and deeply explore a sense of self. I believe that talking therapy has the potential to benefit everyone no matter where they are at in life and I have persona…

I am a Psychodynamic counsellor with specialism in bereavement counselling, substance misuse & domestic violence. I am also an experienced group worker and applied theatre practitioner.    

I have worked in the health service, and in education

Hi, I am Melissa, a fully qualified and insured Integrative Counsellor, and a member of the BACP. I have worked within the Mental Health Sector for over 13 years, 7 of these within the NHS. I provide a confidential, non-judgmental and caring space su…

My core approach is person-centred and so I value the quality of the therapeutic relationship above all else, working towards relational depth.  Training in Play therapy has inspired me to use a creative approach to therapy, where possible, including…

I am a down-to-earth and approachable counsellor/psychotherapist using compassionate therapeutic skills to support on a range of presented concerns. I use different approaches, bringing together varied models and techniques that respond to your needs…

My name is Claire and I'm an integrative psychotherapeutic counsellor which means that I have been trained, and have experience in, a variety of theoretical approaches which helps me to tailor the work we do to your needs. I understand how difficult …

Sometimes the issues we carry feel too big or painful to put into words. Other times, they feel too small or too strange to bring to therapy. You might worry you won’t be taken seriously—or that you’re “too much,” or “not enough.” I welcome you where…

Everyone will, at some point in their lives, face emotional difficulties that prevents them enjoying their life to the full. Talking to friends and family is often helpful, but sometimes this won't be sufficient. Talking to a therapist can offer a me…