Therapists specialising in SOCIAL ANXIETY within 10 miles of your current location

Is something bothering you? Counselling or coaching might help. It can be a helpful way to get a better understanding of how to solve challenges, you are facing;  Couple Counselling, Anxiety, Depression, Divorce, Bereavement, Low Self esteem... You w…

Many people seek therapy for anxiety, depression, relationship issues or emotional pain. While these concerns are important, they do not capture the full picture. I focus on understanding each person as an individual, shaped by their unique relations…

Hello, thank you for taking time to look at my profile, my name is Jon and I offer a kind, caring, compassionate counselling service, free from judgment. I am a fully qualified Counsellor with a Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling a…

I am a professionally qualified integrative counsellor, which is person-centred and psychodynamic. These approaches are uniquely tailored to you by looking at the present, which can lead to looking at your history and linking it to current concerns. …

Bespoke counselling tailored to your needs and placing you back at the heart of your own life, by creating a trusting, reliable and stable relationship for you to able to thrive as you. I am here as a human being to support others to prioritise thems…

My counselling office is located in the Head Office of the Peak District National Park just one mile from the center of Bakewell. In addition to being a tranquil setting there is also plenty of free parking available. I tailor counselling sessions to…

I am an integrated therapist, which means I have different ways I can support you, so if something isn’t working, or hasn’t previously worked, we can use that information to guide our sessions. I am qualified in several therapy modalities: a) Psychod…

Hello! My name’s Caroline (but I prefer Calley) and I’m an experienced, specialist Child and Adolescent Counsellor and Psychotherapist. I understand that, as a parent or carer, there are few things more worrying than seeing the child or young person …

I work psycho-dynamically; looking at the bigger picture - especially the ways in which present difficulties maybe connected to events or relationships that occurred in the past. Sometimes we unconsciously repeat these old patterns and understanding …

"The aim of psychotherapy is to help individuals work through experiences of the past in order to live more fully in the present. People tend to react to what was rather than what is, and psychotherapy aims to help with this" (Jonathan Shedler, 2006)…