Therapists specialising in HUMANISTIC within 10 miles of your current location

Reaching out for support can feel like a huge step. It might come after a long time of coping alone, or during a moment when things feel too heavy to carry on your own. Whatever brings you here, you're welcome. Therapy doesn't need you to have everyt…

Welcome, my name is Jamie and I am a fully qualified person-centred counsellor. I understand how overwhelming seeking counselling can be and recognise how much of a big step it takes to contact someone like myself to talk about your personal difficul…

Welcome, my name is Jamie and I am a fully qualified person-centred counsellor. I understand how overwhelming seeking counselling can be and recognise how much of a big step it takes to contact someone like myself to talk about your personal difficul…

Life is exciting, vibrant, busy, scary, unexpected and at times emotional. We navigate through each day sometimes on autopilot not even realising how we are feeling or patterns that might be forming. My aim is to offer you a safe space where you can …

Sometimes we all might need help to feel better about experiences we face in our lives, whether past or present, and the difficult emotions or consequences that may result from them. Counselling can make all the difference. I offer a confidential ser…

I am a fully qualified therapist providing support to both individuals and couples. My approach is Pluralistic which means that we work collaboratively to help you to get what you need. I believe that we all have different needs and my approach is a…

Sometimes life feels hard. Perhaps you want to talk, but it’s difficult to open up to family and friends. Talking to a therapist can help. Therapy offers you a confidential space to explore your concerns and be listened to without judgment. I am a pe…

Hi, I'm Liam - thanks for stopping by. I enjoy singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs. In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" d…

I am Charlie, pronouns she/her. One of the hardest things to do in life is admit we need help and then to reach out for it. Reading this means you have done one of those things and are hoping to do the other. There are times in life or things we expe…

Hi, my name is Louise.  Things aren't right and it's hard to know where to start. You've now just taken that first, difficult step towards getting support for what is troubling you.  Finding the right therapist/counsellor can be daunting. I know from…