Therapists specialising in SEX ADDICTION within 10 miles of your current location

Hello, I am Rachael, welcome to Sana Te Psychotherapy. Did you experience childhood traumas that still affect your everyday life? Is overthinking and worrying causing you distress and anxiety? Struggling with suspected ADHD symptoms? Experiencing gri…

I'm Melanie Griffin, a psychotherapist specialising in trauma and the lasting impact of difficult life experiences. For many years I've worked with people who are carrying experiences that continue to affect how they think, feel and live. That might …

Hi there ：） If you've arrived at this page, you may be going through a difficult time. Perhaps you're facing challenges in your relationships, navigating life transitions, or questioning long-held beliefs about yourself and the world around you. What…

Hi I’m Shelley, a person-centred counsellor. I’ve been qualified (Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling) for a number of years, working as a freelance counsellor for different counselling organisations, under the NHS Talking Therapies contract. …

Having worked for the Probation service for over ten years, I gained skills through helping people from many walks of life with many experiences. I have worked alongside drug and alcohol agencies, mental health professionals and supported clients in…

A warm welcome and thank you for dropping by. My name is Tricia, I am a Psychosynthesis therapist with a level 7 post graduate diploma. I am a registered member of the BACP and I trained at the Psychosynthesis Trust in London Bridge. The training is …

I work in different ways, offering a traditional counselling room setting, Walk and Talk ecotherapy and Equine Assisted Counselling with horses as co-facilitators. I work in Amersham and Aylesbury, also online using platforms such as Zoom or Facetim…

I am an Integrative Counsellor currently working within Healthcare charity organisations and in Private Practice, providing much needed counselling support to people with long term health conditions, their carers and people who are bereaved or have e…

t is not uncommon to reach a point in life where you feel you need to reach out for help and talk about what is going on for you in a safe space without the fear of being judged, not being taken seriously and with someone who is trained to help you. …

You don’t need to have the right words before starting therapy. There’s a reason you feel this way — and it makes sense. You may already understand some of your patterns, yet still feel overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally numb or stuck in ways you can’…