Therapists specialising in EATING DISORDERS within 10 miles of your current location

My name is Vaughan, and I am a qualified Person-Centred Counsellor dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings. Whether navigating life鈥檚 challenges, seeking clarity, or striving f鈥�

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Do you need some time to process your thoughts? Not sure where to turn? I can help you make sense of what you are thinking and feeling. I offer a safe confidential space to help you explore whatever issues are real for yo鈥�

Hello and Welcome to my profile I鈥檓 Sara and I run a private practice in Wateringbury in Kent. I am a warm and caring therapist offering you safe, confidential and non-judgmental Counselling and emotional support. I work with adult individuals and Co鈥�

An experienced Cognitive Behavioural Therapist currently working in Private Practice and with BAWSO, a charitable organisation, helping asylum seekers, victims of trafficking and people experiencing many types of abuse. Previous experience working f鈥�

Currently I am working in person and online (Zoom) Monday - Wednesday. For those able to attend locally,  I work in person from my Grasmere consulting room. I hold a short waiting list, prioritising those who can attend in person. I have more than 30鈥�

Hello, and welcome to my profile. My name is Laura, and I am a qualified therapist based in Dartford, offering face-to-face, online, and telephone sessions to meet your unique therapeutic needs and preferences. I believe that for counselling to be ef鈥�

Why Therapy? Therapy is one time when it is all about you. Your experiences, your feelings, you relationships. When things feel difficult 鈥� whether or not you know the reasons why, therapy can really help. How? At the heart of therapy is your relatio鈥�

Everyone can experience life as overwhelming at times and it can be difficult to talk to those around us about how we really feel; however talking to a counsellor can make a real difference to how you feel and what you do. Sometimes we can find ourse鈥�

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