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

I’m a fully qualified therapist with experience in working successfully with a very varied client group: Depression ~ Anxiety ~ Panic Attacks ~ Low self-confidence ~ Anger ~ PTSD Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) ~ Bulimia …

Life can be hard and it can be difficult. Sometimes we are able to gracefully glide through life like a swan through water. At other times we feel like we are paddling furiously yet we are getting nowhere fast. Sometimes we can barely manage to stay …

Therapy is a process of growth and self-discovery. My approach as a therapist is warm and empathic, as, before anything, it is vital that my clients feel safe and supported. I offer to walk this journey beside you, helping to untangle thoughts and fe…

Hi, I'm Matthew, a qualified and experienced therapeutic counsellor. Therapy creates a unique space in our life. It can be the place where we’re able to speak most openly and honestly, without judgement. We can make sense of our complex lives and ask…

BSc hons (Psychology), PGDip (Psychotherapeutic Counselling), MBACP (Reg), PGDip (Attachment Based Psychotherapy) CERT. Couples Counselling Also see www.indiagill.com I am an experienced, qualified, and registered Person-centred/Trauma-informed/Attac…

As a fully qualified and BACP registered Counsellor, I work with adults, children and young people. My therapy sessions are centred around you. My approach is integrative, but Person-Centred at its core. I work with a diverse range of clients and ha…

I have worked in a wide range of environments for over 32 years,  the NHS, a Women's Prison, the voluntary sector and my own practice, experiencing a wide range of client issues including running Anxiety and Depression Groups and facilitating survivo…

I am an experienced BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist, providing professional support, in confidence. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship, work or health issues or feel stuck in a particular area of life. Perhaps yo…

Therapy is as much about what we don’t say as what we do. There may be experiences that you find difficult to put into words, or distressing to say out loud. Maybe there’s something specific troubling you, or you’re aware of a general feeling of unea…

Understanding that we are all unique, with our own strengths, qualities and interests, as well as challenges, is hugely important for our well-being. We also know that through having a balanced view of ourselves, we can feel better equipped to cope w…