Therapists specialising in FORD within 10 miles of your current location

I am a qualified accredited counsellor, and my approach has developed into a more integrative style, offering a core person-centred approach enriched with various approaches and requirements (for example; somatic, grounding, CBT, psychodynamic) to su…

I am qualified as an Integrative Person Centred Counsellor, and it is a non-judgemental and non-directive approach. Counselling provides an opportunity for you to look at issues in your life that are causing you concern, and to explore ways in which …

Speaking to a therapist can help you to explore and untangle your difficulties and concerns, to understand yourself better in relation to the world and others, and to think about your thoughts and feelings. I’m an experienced Psychodynamic Psychother…

Hi, I’m Bridget, and I’m so glad you’re here. Reaching out for support takes courage — especially when life feels heavy or confusing. Many of the people I work with feel lost, alone, or disconnected. They may be struggling with anxiety, low self-wort…

If you’ve landed here, then chances are you’re struggling with thoughts, emotions, or behaviours that seem out of your control. For example, you could be experiencing anxious thoughts, self-esteem troubles or issues with drug and alcohol use. Or mayb…

I’m Mark and I am a fully qualified and registered Counselling Psychotherapist (MBACP) I work at your pace aiming to offer you to be seen, heard and accepted in a way that can often not be provided by those closest to us, sometimes through fear of ju…

I am an accredited counsellor psychotherapist offering both short and long-term therapy for a variety of issues including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, eating disorders, relationship problems and family conflict, domestic …

I offer a relaxed, calm space where you can explore whatever is troubling you. The sessions will be time that is just for you, away from daily life. A space to escape and time to focus on how you are feeling. I work in a person-centred way, which jus…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…

"Change occurs when we become who we are; not when we try to become what we are not." We often try to manage distress by compromising, even denying, those parts of ourselves associated with pain. This may result in short-term relief but in the long r…