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

My approach is known as person-centred, which means I actively listen to understand problems causing emotional difficulties. I work to form a trusting and non- judgmental relationship with all my clients, to ensure that they feel safe and sufficientl…

Hello, I’m Shona. Whatever reason it is that brings you here, I offer you a warm and welcoming, non-judgemental space for you to be really heard, accepted and safe.  You will always be met with kindness and compassion. There are no expectations. Plea…

Often we don’t feel able to live as we would like to. We might feel stuck or anxious. We might have experiences that feel hard to cope with, think about or process.  I offer accepting and collaborative therapy, both indoors and outdoors, to explore w…

My counselling approach is humanistic in nature. Broadly speaking this means I treat the person and not their problem or disorder. I’m not too keen on diagnosing or pathologising what’s wrong with you. Rather I tend to see my client’s difficulties as…

Hi, I’m James. I see therapy as a mindful, relational process that supports meaningful change. Part of this involves embracing a paradox—sometimes the work isn’t about changing how you feel, especially with experiences like grief or isolation, but ab…

I have 25 years experience listening to people and supporting them with emotional difficulties and I work as a psychodynamic psychotherapist which means that helping you is based in a relationship between us. An initial session or two should be enoug…

Tell me your story so we may work together to influence its direction. But before you book your free 15-minute phone consultation, please review the breadth and depth of my experience and training. I am an integrative practitioner, which means I am t…

As a counsellor, I collaboratively facilitate growth and change in the persons with whom I work. I specialise in working with persons who have experienced traumas of all kinds, whether or not they meet criteria for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTS…

It’s fair to say that our modern way of life can be overwhelming ... and trigger difficult feelings. Our very human experiences of grief and loss, difficulties in relationships or struggles with life transitions may all lead to questions of meaning a…

I believe our life experience affects our perceptions and way of being; the relationships we have with ourselves, others , the world around us and how we manage change ,loss and life transitions from school days throughout life to retirement and beyo…