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

Psychotherapy provides a space, with time and understanding, to help the client come to terms with life and all its contradictions. Issues are considered and explored in dialogue, through which the client is assisted in finding his or her own perspec…

I warmly welcome new clients into a space that’s calm, compassionate, and free from judgment. My approach is integrative and trauma-informed, rooted in person-centred therapy and adapted to meet your emotional and sensory needs. You’ll be met with em…

I aim to provide a safe, supportive and reflective space that allows us to explore your life challenges and identify how we can work together to help you feel happier and more able to live your life to the full. As a registered psychotherapist with t…

I am a fully qualified and Â鶹ԭ´´ Accredited counsellor/psychotherapist. I have eight years’ experience in private practice. I use various modalities; hence I am an integrative therapist with a solution focused drive. I am trained in Transactional Anal…

I utilise an integrative approach to my practice. I believe that it is limiting to use one therapeutic modality to apply to everyone. This is based on the understanding that everyone is unique and will respond differently to different approaches. My …

I offer depth-oriented, relational psychotherapy to adults. My work is grounded in the understanding that many of the ways we struggle in adult life are connected to early emotional environments and the roles we learned to take on in order to cope, b…

What's keeping you awake at night? Whether it’s day to day life getting you down, a specific, current issue or something from your past that keeps cropping up and bothering you, let’s talk about it. Clients often come to me to talk about their bereav…

I integrate ancient contemplative wisdom with modern psychological science to help clients create deep, lasting change. With years of training as a Buddhist monk and an MSc in Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health from King's College London, I…

While change, loss and choices are part of life, that doesn’t make them easy: therapy can help you explore what’s happening now and examine the roots of where you find yourself. If you’re feeling lost, fearful or anxious about what life is presenting…

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 …