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

Hi, Thanks for taking the time to look at my page. I am a Â鶹ԭ´´ registered counsellor. Experienced in counselling and coaching individuals and couples across the charity sector, private practice, and the workplace.  I appreciate the difficulty some ma…

I trained as a Relational Psychotherapist at the Bowlby Centre, a training which is psychoanalytic, psychodynamic and informed by Attachment Theory. I now work online in private practice.

Specialising in empowering women of all ages, I have experience of a wide range of issues, including: anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, physical & mental health issues, PTSD, dissociation, low self-esteem, sexual abuse, addiction, loss an…

Hello my name is Farhana and as a Â鶹ԭ´´ registered counsellor I am committed to working ethically and professionally at all times. I work integratively which means I tailor the therapy to suit the individual needs of my clients, and provide an imparti…

I am a qualified and Â鶹ԭ´´-accredited counsellor with many years of experience working exclusively with adults. I believe that the relationship between client and counsellor is crucial to the success of the counselling and aim to build a unique relati…

About me I am a qualified Neurosomatic Psychotherapist and counsellor, which is a mouthful of a way for saying my approach to therapy is based on neuroscience and an understanding of how the human nervous system impacts our experience. The brain-body…

Hello, I am Lomiah, an experienced counsellor and psychotherapist offering therapy from my welcoming consultation room on the outskirts of Diss. I work from an integrative relational perspective, drawing on robust and broad training. I offer psychoth…

I’m an integrative therapist which means I adapt the way I work dependent on your needs.  I work with people of all ages and am also neuro affirming and sensory aware. 

"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…

Are things in your life feeling overwhelming? Perhaps you have a niggling sense of unease you can’t ignore. Maybe you are feeling the weight of an old wound, or trying to find your way through a fresh one. Whatever brings you here, you’re welcome. I’…