Therapists specialising in OCD within 10 miles of your current location

Hello, I’m Emma King, a qualified psychotherapist with a passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and discover meaning in their experiences. My approach is rooted in existential psychotherapy, which invites clients to reflect on the…

I am a London based, integrative therapist who approaches all my client relationships through a compassionate and non-judgmental lens.   My background in journalism and politics informs my therapeutic practice, bringing a deep sense of the impact hig…

As a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor,  I believe in people's capacity for healing and growth and the potential for the therapeutic relationship to support real change and enhance overall wellbeing.  Through deep listening, empathy and curiosi…

I am a psychodynamic therapist practicing in South East Kent. I provide therapy in-person, online via Zoom and by telephone. My clinical experience started at London’s longest serving counselling provider- Highgate Counselling Centre where I became …

As a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor,  I believe in people's capacity for healing and growth and the potential for the therapeutic relationship to support real change and enhance overall wellbeing.  Through deep listening, empathy and curiosi…

As a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor,  I believe in people's capacity for healing and growth and the potential for the therapeutic relationship to support real change and enhance overall wellbeing.  Through deep listening, empathy and curiosi…

Welcome, I’m Charlotte. Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming. I specialise in working with adults who are struggling following one or more traumatic events, including survivors of sexual violence, abuse, trauma and complex PTSD. I have s…

You may feel alone and unable to connect with people.  You may feel afraid of everyday people and things.  You may struggle to sleep, overplaying the day in you're head, beating yourself up for saying or doing the "wrong thing". You could be tired an…

 Clients are invited to make contact via email or telephone where we can talk informally to discuss difficulties and individual needs and to gauge how we may work together professionally.  Typically, a first appointment would then be scheduled which …

As a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor,  I believe in people's capacity for healing and growth and the potential for the therapeutic relationship to support real change and enhance overall wellbeing.  Through deep listening, empathy and curiosi…