Nadine Pittam

Individual therapy: I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment. 

Couples/pairs/relationship therapy: From Feb 2025 I will have one space during the day.

Concessions for students.

I help people understand and navigate relationship patterns and difficulties and to find freedom from painful relational dynamics. So whether you’re struggling with an intimate or sexual relationship, with sex, or whether you are feeling unhappy with a friendship or family bond, I have the experience to help.

Though working with intimate and close relationships is my area of specialism, I also have extensive experience in helping people with broader issues such as with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, sex, sexuality or self-esteem. Do drop me a message to see how I can support you. Even if you can’t quite pinpoint what’s wrong but feel that something isn’t right, that’s okay too.

I deeply respect all my clients, whether they find counselling terrifying, challenging, or a relief. The therapeutic work my clients undertake, and the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I particularly welcome individuals who identify as autistic or having ADHD, or are exploring diverse relationship structures and identities, including consensual non-monogamy, polyamory and those within the LGBTQIA+, trans, kink or non-binary communities.

I am an effective, experienced and ethical integrative therapist.

As an Accredited BACP therapist, I’ve undergone rigorous assessments that ensure high standards of practice, including skills, theoretical understanding and self-awareness.

I was trained at the University of Salford on the BACP-accredited Person-Centred PGDip in Counselling & Psychotherapy course; I also draw on aspects of TA (Transactional Analysis), psychodynamic theory and the IFS (Internal Family Systems) model.

I have a psychosexual qualification (accredited by the leading sex and relationships professional body, COSRT) after training with the Grove for a L5 certificate in Psychosexual Therapy. 

My couples training is with Juliet Grayson and is approved by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP).

You can learn more about me and my approach on my podcast This Won’t Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com) or as a contributor to the Counselling Tutor Podcast.

Life is challenging, and we all benefit from someone wholly on our side to help us navigate it. When we’re ready to face whatever is holding us back, talking to a good therapist can bring about transformative change.

I am also available to speak publicly about limerence and obsessive love. If you are looking for help in this area, you may be interested to know that I’m taking expressions of interest for a course I’ll be running in the new year, designed for those seeking relief from love that feels painful. You can sign up for alerts at www.nadinepittam.com.

I work from a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester. I work online too.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange. 

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.

I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment.

From Feb 2025 I will have one space during the day for people seeking couples/pair/relationship therapy.

Concessions for students.

I help people understand and navigate relationship patterns and difficulties and to find freedom from painful relational dynamics. So whether you’re struggling with an intimate or sexual relationship, with sex, or whether you are feeling unhappy with a friendship or family bond, I have the experience to help.

Though working with intimate and close relationships is my area of specialism, I also have extensive experience in helping people with broader issues such as with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, sex, sexuality or self-esteem. Do drop me a message to see how I can support you. Even if you can’t quite pinpoint what’s wrong but feel that something isn’t right, that’s okay too.

I deeply respect all my clients, whether they find counselling terrifying, challenging, or a relief. The therapeutic work my clients undertake, and the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I particularly welcome individuals who identify as autistic or having ADHD, or are exploring diverse relationship structures and identities, including consensual non-monogamy, polyamory and those within the LGBTQIA+, trans, kink or non-binary communities.

I am an effective, experienced and ethical integrative therapist.

As an Accredited BACP therapist, I’ve undergone rigorous assessments that ensure high standards of practice, including skills, theoretical understanding and self-awareness.

I was trained at the University of Salford on the BACP-accredited Person-Centred PGDip in Counselling & Psychotherapy course; I also draw on aspects of TA (Transactional Analysis), psychodynamic theory and the IFS (Internal Family Systems) model.

I have a psychosexual qualification (accredited by the leading sex and relationships professional body, COSRT) after training with the Grove for a L5 certificate in Psychosexual Therapy.

My couples training is with Juliet Grayson and is approved by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP).

You can learn more about me and my approach on my podcast This Won’t Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com) or as a contributor to the Counselling Tutor Podcast.

Life is challenging, and we all benefit from someone wholly on our side to help us navigate it. When we’re ready to face whatever is holding us back, talking to a good therapist can bring about transformative change.

I am also available to speak publicly about limerence and obsessive love. If you are looking for help in this area, you may be interested to know that I’m taking expressions of interest for a course I’ll be running in the new year, designed for those seeking relief from love that feels painful. You can sign up for alerts at www.nadinepittam.com.

I work from a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester. I work online too.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange.

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.

I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment.

From Feb 2025 I will have one space during the day for people seeking couples/pair/relationship therapy.

Concessions for students.

I help people understand and navigate relationship patterns and difficulties and to find freedom from painful relational dynamics. So whether you’re struggling with an intimate or sexual relationship, with sex, or whether you are feeling unhappy with a friendship or family bond, I have the experience to help.

Though working with intimate and close relationships is my area of specialism, I also have extensive experience in helping people with broader issues such as with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, sex, sexuality or self-esteem. Do drop me a message to see how I can support you. Even if you can’t quite pinpoint what’s wrong but feel that something isn’t right, that’s okay too.

I deeply respect all my clients, whether they find counselling terrifying, challenging, or a relief. The therapeutic work my clients undertake, and the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I particularly welcome individuals who identify as autistic or having ADHD, or are exploring diverse relationship structures and identities, including consensual non-monogamy, polyamory and those within the LGBTQIA+, trans, kink or non-binary communities.

I am an effective, experienced and ethical integrative therapist.

As an Accredited BACP therapist, I’ve undergone rigorous assessments that ensure high standards of practice, including skills, theoretical understanding and self-awareness.

I was trained at the University of Salford on the BACP-accredited Person-Centred PGDip in Counselling & Psychotherapy course; I also draw on aspects of TA (Transactional Analysis), psychodynamic theory and the IFS (Internal Family Systems) model.

I have a psychosexual qualification (accredited by the leading sex and relationships professional body, COSRT) after training with the Grove for a L5 certificate in Psychosexual Therapy.

My couples training is with Juliet Grayson and is approved by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP).

You can learn more about me and my approach on my podcast This Won’t Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com) or as a contributor to the Counselling Tutor Podcast.

Life is challenging, and we all benefit from someone wholly on our side to help us navigate it. When we’re ready to face whatever is holding us back, talking to a good therapist can bring about transformative change.

I am also available to speak publicly about limerence and obsessive love. If you are looking for help in this area, you may be interested to know that I’m taking expressions of interest for a course I’ll be running in the new year, designed for those seeking relief from love that feels painful. You can sign up for alerts at www.nadinepittam.com.

I work from a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester. I work online too.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange.

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.

I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment.

From Feb 2025 I will have one space during the day for people seeking couples/pair/relationship therapy.

Concessions for students.

I help people understand and navigate relationship patterns and difficulties and to find freedom from painful relational dynamics. So whether you’re struggling with an intimate or sexual relationship, with sex, or whether you are feeling unhappy with a friendship or family bond, I have the experience to help.

Although working with intimate and close relationships is my area of specialism, I also have extensive experience in helping people with broader issues such as with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, sex, sexuality or self-esteem. Do drop me a message to see how I can support you. Even if you can’t quite pinpoint what’s wrong but feel that something isn’t right, that’s okay too.

I deeply respect all my clients, whether they find counselling terrifying, challenging, or a relief. The therapeutic work my clients undertake, and the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I particularly welcome individuals who identify as autistic or having ADHD, or are exploring diverse relationship structures and identities, including consensual non-monogamy, polyamory and those within the LGBTQIA+, trans, kink or non-binary communities.

I am an effective, experienced and ethical integrative therapist.

As an Accredited BACP therapist, I’ve undergone rigorous assessments that ensure high standards of practice, including skills, theoretical understanding and self-awareness.

I was trained at the University of Salford on the BACP-accredited Person-Centred PGDip in Counselling & Psychotherapy course; I also draw on aspects of TA (Transactional Analysis), psychodynamic theory and the IFS (Internal Family Systems) model.

I have a psychosexual qualification (accredited by the leading sex and relationships professional body, COSRT) after training with the Grove for a L5 certificate in Psychosexual Therapy.

My couples training is with Juliet Grayson and is approved by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP).

You can learn more about me and my approach on my podcast This Won’t Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com) or as a contributor to the Counselling Tutor Podcast.

Life is challenging, and we all benefit from someone wholly on our side to help us navigate it. When we’re ready to face whatever is holding us back, talking to a good therapist can bring about transformative change.

I am also available to speak publicly about limerence and obsessive love. If you are looking for help in this area, you may be interested to know that I’m taking expressions of interest for a course I’ll be running in the new year, designed for those seeking relief from love that feels painful. You can sign up for alerts at www.nadinepittam.com.

I work from a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester. I work online too.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange.

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.