Therapists specialising in RELATIONSHIPS within 10 miles of your current location

My name is Sophie, and I am an integrative therapist - which I know doesn't really mean anything to most people when they first start therapy! The most important thing to know about how I work is that my focus is on you, the client; our sessions are …

I'm currently a Gestalt trained counsellor,  what this means is that I believe that all people have a need for human connection, growth, healing and self-knowledge.  Gestalt celebrates peoples uniqueness I felt this was really important to me.  It ta…

Hello, I’m Niki a fully qualified, BACP registered counsellor. I have a background in healthcare, particularly palliative, neurodiversity and disability, and I know the importance of an holistic approach when meeting an individual’s needs. This theme…

I specialise in working with ADHD/Autism and LGBTQIA+ people. Deciding to start therapy can be a big step. Maybe you’re feeling stuck or desiring change. I’m here to support you.  It can be nerve-wrecking taking that first step to contact a potential…

Hello, I'm Val.  I am an experienced counsellor offering a confidential, non-judgmental and supportive space in which I will help you explore any stresses, concerns, difficult feelings and past or present experiences that may be affecting how you are…

I offer personalised one-to-one therapy sessions, available both in person and remotely via Zoom, to accommodate your needs and preferences.  Session Duration: Each therapy session lasts for 1 hour, providing ample time to explore and address your co…

Hello, I'm Emily. I am a qualified Psychotherapist and founder of Talking and Creating based in Manchester. Talking and Creating was designed as a way to connect traditional talking therapies and playful activities to people who may not want to take …

I am an honest, compassionate counsellor offering the kind of down-to-earth, no-nonsense approach I would have appreciated when I attended therapy.  I was a sceptical client, now turned therapist, so I have some idea of what you might be feeling.  I …

You may be coming to counselling because something in your life no longer feels manageable. Perhaps you are feeling overwhelmed by a loss, a relationship breakdown, pressure at work, hormonal changes, or a transition such as your children leaving hom…

Hi, how are you doing? I am excited to be offering online and telephone counselling. Meeting online can save us time, hassle, and expense. It may also make counselling available if you would otherwise find it hard to access a physical service. What w…