Mary Martin - Glasgow My counselling approach is humanistic in nature. Broadly speaking this means I treat the person and not their problem or disorder. I鈥檓 not too keen on diagnosing or pathologising what鈥檚 wrong with you. Rather I tend to see my client鈥檚 difficulties as鈥�
Guy Edwards - Banbury Bringing heart and humour and a rich life-experience to my practice, I offer a welcoming, non-judgmental and supportive space for you to share the concerns that have brought you to counselling. In our conversation, you can expect to find warmth an鈥�
Alice Watson - Hastings The decision to seek therapy signals a healthy prioritising of self care. My approach as a practitioner is collaborative and creative. My training and experience allows me to blend elements of several approaches to therapy, including those that focus鈥�
Luke Gayle - Manchester My work includes one to one and couples therapy. I can only offer online/ telephone sessions for anyone outside the SE London area. By working together, we can look to identify and explore negative thoughts & feelings that may prompt behaviours that鈥�
Alice Watson - London The decision to seek therapy signals a healthy prioritising of self care. My approach as a practitioner is flexible, collaborative and creative. My training allows me to blend elements of several approaches to therapy, including those that focus on m鈥�
Abigail Jude - London Are you suffering with anxiety and unsure how to change your experience? Anxiety can be a debilitating experience which can hold us back from living our life to the full. If you feel dissatisfied, but are unsure how to create the life you鈥檇 like? 鈥�
Billie Dunlevy - Cambridge My aim is to help you better understand yourself and find more manageable and meaningful ways to live. I love the work I do, and I'm passionate about the benefits of talking therapies that can help individuals to transform their lives. Clients say th鈥�
Lisa Torrance - London the approach I take is integrative, which means I bring together techniques and theories from different modes of therapy. Some of the therapeutic ideas I regularly draw from include: - Psychodynamic, which probes the past and explores unconscious re鈥�
Samantha Lindup Reeve - Barnet I have more than twenty years professional experience working with a wide variety of clients in a confidential and therapeutic environment. I initially trained at The Institute of Psychosynthesis and continue to study particularly with The Society o鈥�
Marianne Morse - London What feels important to you? It could be you need a space to talk, be listened to, explore thoughts and feelings about how life is; or you might be looking to free yourself from patterns of behaving that no longer serve you. You might feel dissatisfi鈥�