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

 I am an integrative Counsellor with a background in Person-centred, behavioural, cognitive, psychodynamic and solution focused counselling. Outside of my practice I have 6 years of experience supporting and advocating for people with neurodiversity …

Counselling, therapy, and self-discovery for adults and young people (16+). I have availability in person and online. As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I bring together effective contemporary approaches to therapy from a variety of approaches to su…

I have worked with adults and young people within both educational and therapeutic settings for over twenty years. From the start of my career, I have worked in roles that have focused on enabling growth, change, and empowerment for individuals and c…

I offer kindness and compassion at a time when you may feel scared, stuck and lonely. By sharing your experiences with me it can help to bring a deeper understanding. I work in a relational way which means as we get to know each other and using an in…

Thanks for looking at my details. I moved to North Devon quite recently and all my clients at present are on Zoom but I am hoping to start seeing people face to face from September 2023.  I was an English teacher (for eight years) and a national news…

LIMITED AVAILABILITY PLEASE EMAIL DIRECTLY FIRST I offer online counselling: Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, WhatsApp or mobile/phone. Questions you may be asking yourselves: Will my relationships always be like this? How can we/I overcome the past & familiar…

Thank you for visiting my profile page and for your interest in personal therapy.   My name is Debs and I am an experienced psychotherapist.  I provide a safe, compassionate environment for you to bring any issues affecting your well-being. We work c…

My personal journey into counselling started nearly a decade ago now and has seen me transition from the corporate world of work, marketing and communications to a world of words, thoughts and feelings.

My personal journey into counselling started nearly a decade ago now and has seen me transition from the corporate world of work, marketing and communications to a world of words, thoughts and feelings.

I find it a great privilege to be a counsellor as well as a great responsibility which I do my best to live up to. For me the relationship that whoever I work with and I are able to create together is one of the most important aspect of counselling; …