Therapists specialising in ADHD within 10 miles of your current location

Need help with feelings of anxiety, stress, depression or loss? Or are you struggling to heal from a traumatic or abusive experience or relationship? If you're having any of the following emotions or ways of thinking, counselling with me can help you鈥�

Having needed help myself at various times throughout my life, I now feel deeply privileged to be able to call myself a helping person. I have been a supportive professional in a number of roles and settings, and have witnessed incredible change and 鈥�

Life can often feel messy, and in those moments, having a dedicated space to be truly heard can make all the difference. I am here to act as a listening guide, offering a safe, non-judgmental, and open environment where you can explore your thoughts 鈥�

I offer integrative therapy which is based on the vital importance of relationships in all aspects of human life. We all need to have boundaries - to decide what is ok for us and what is not ok for us - and to have those boundaries respected by othe鈥�

I work in a person-centred way. I offer a space where clients can feel safe enough to explore a range of issues and discover their own ways of dealing with these. 

鈥淭he meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.鈥� 鈥� Carl Jung As a Trauma Counsellor graduating from the Metanoia Institute London,I pride my practice on a reflective an鈥�

Helping you come home to yourself 鈥� creatively, courageously, and without apology. I鈥檓 Em (She/Her), a person-centred individual and relationship counsellor based in the centre of York. I support people who feel different, othered, overwhelmed or dis鈥�

Hello, I'm Peta, an integrative therapist and counsellor offering therapy in London and online. There are many reasons you might be considering therapy. You may be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or experiencing a sense that something isn鈥檛 quite right鈥�

I work with an attachment perspective, as I have done for twenty-five years. More recently I have been training in EFT (Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy) which means I work in a slightly more dynamic way. I'm aware that when couples come for help, 鈥�

I came to counselling from a background in community advice and support services, having worked in various settings including a Disabled People鈥檚 Organisation. I have always felt that mental distress is a barrier to people being able to reach their t鈥�