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

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My goal in each session is to create a safe environment in which we can have honest and open conversations. I try to understand your situation and we work together to consider potential solutions and opportunities for change. Therapy is a team effort鈥�

I'm a registered and accredited psychotherapist and counsellor working in private practice with individuals. I have worked in a variety of settings over the last 18 years, both within private practice, Occupational health settings and the NHS. I 鈥�

My practice is open for Face to Face and online sessions. As an Integrative Counsellor I incorporate different counselling models to suit your needs, including the Rewind Technique for Trauma. I have experience supporting people with the following: 鈥�

A qualified psychotherapeutic counsellor, I offer private sessions for adults on a longer or short-term basis. I offer a warm and empathic approach to provide a space where you can feel heard, respected and valued. Together, we will work towards what鈥�

Feeling anxious? Depressed? Confused? I specialise in working with gay and bisexual men who are struggling with anxiety, alcohol, "coming out", chemsex, drugs, depression, HIV, sexuality, shame, relationships, feeling "stuck" and "overwhelmed". I'm a鈥�

My therapy practice is based in Kelbrook, Lancashire ideally located for people coming from the Ribble Valley and North Yorkshire. I work in a relaxed way, person centred way. I am an integrative psychotherapist which means that I can ardapt my style鈥�

I am an experienced integrative, humanistic counsellor, supervisor and trainer which means I am client led and focussed. I believe that, when a client feels safe and heard, they are able to unpack and explore issues that may have been causing them 鈥�

I generally see clients once or twice a week in person or on-line on an open-ended basis. My approach is what might be regarded as a traditional psychotherapeutic approach informed by more recent developments in understanding early and childhood exp鈥�