Therapists specialising in PTSD within 10 miles of your current location

Hello. I’m Emma-Jane and I run Elysium Counselling Services in Wolverhampton where I provide Person Centred Counselling to individuals in a contemporary and relaxed setting. I offer a space to talk so that you can work through your difficulties in co…

I am a BACP Accredited Counsellor practising online. I work with adults (18+) and I specialise in supporting recovery from anxiety disorders (using CBT, including ERP for OCD, and EMDR), childhood trauma and low self-esteem (using psychotherapy, inne…

Please note: I am experienced in online/video therapy and coaching (typically Zoom/Skype) alongside face to face to work which I hope to resume shortly. I am a Chartered & HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist, and also an accredited Coaching Pysc…

I am a humanistic trained counsellor and work on the here and now. I have training in other areas around bereavement, emotional freedom technique, mindfulness, Trauma, CBT as well as theraplay.

If getting through today is a struggle due to depression, difficult relationships, low self-esteem or a traumatic life experience; you may want to consider counselling or therapy. I can support you through your journey. My honest, non-judgmental ap…

My name is Marie and I am a registered counsellor and psychotherapist with over 7 years of experience working in mental health. I support individuals with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, low self-esteem and motivation, as well as trauma and…

My aim in counselling is to create a welcoming, safe space where you can get to know yourself deeply, where no subject is unwelcome. I encourage you to connect to every aspect of yourself, especially those that often get left behind in our day to day…

Hi I’m Claire (she/her), I'm a therapist who will trust you rather than try to fix you. My practice is politicised, queer-affirming and anti-pathologising. I believe that you get to define what healing means, and I'm here to support you to live a lif…

You don't have to be in crisis to come to counselling. Sometimes 'I'm not quite myself lately' is reason enough. Maybe nothing terrible has happened, maybe you are just tired of feeling like this. That in itself is a reason to start therapy. Still fu…