Therapists specialising in ONLINE within 10 miles of your current location

Hi, I'm Courtney. The way I work prioritises the relationship we form. I know everyone has special unique qualities and viewpoints and I believe these need to be sensed, seen, heard and responded to. A large part of my work lies in doing this to the …

I offer a friendly professional supportive space for you to gain a greater insight and understanding of yourself - enabling self compassion and for you to find your own voice, and foster a health relationship with yourself and others. The individual …

I have worked in mental health and well-being for over 20 Years within the NHS and in education ,as well as having a private practice in London and Suffolk. I am a qualified registered integrative counsellor and Arts Pyschotherapist, registered with…

My name is Mara and I am a therapist and a supervisor. I have spent most of my time working in education in a role that has been multi faceted. I am experienced in working with external agencies and with safeguarding issues. I have attended many chil…

Finding a therapist can feel like a minefield. Ultimately you probably want to find someone to talk to that you feel comfortable with, and who can of course help you. I understand how confusing and nerve-wracking it can be to consider therapy and tak…

Hello my name is Cai. A therapeutic process that is co created and collaborative can have a profound and lasting impact on how we perceive our self, and on how we make choices in life, by asking ourselves the most important questions : what matters …

As a qualified Counsellor and Psychotherapist a Person-Centered Humanistic approach underpins my practice.  My approach is adapted and tailored to meet my client's individual needs, using other modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), …

I have moved into new premises and have a therapy suite which includes a sunny yellow counselling room. Then a smaller room in calming shades of green and lower light. This is to cater for individuals with neurodiversity, acquired brain injuries or h…

Accepting that you need the help of someone else can be hard. Making the decision to attend counselling can be even harder. Partners, peers and family may not understand, you may feel like you've failed somehow, you may feel like you are not enough. …

Accepting that you need the help of someone else can be hard. Making the decision to attend counselling can be even harder. Partners, peers and family may not understand, you may feel like you've failed somehow, you may feel like you are not enough. …