Our Therapists

I am a Cognitive Behaviour Therapist with a vast amount of experience working with children, adolescents and adults across inpatient and outpatient services. I can offer support with; anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD, eating difficulties, chronic health conditions/pain management, poor emotion regulation (i.e. struggling to manage your emotions) and interpersonal difficulties. My qualifications are: BSc (Hons) Psychology MSc Family and Child Psychology Post-Graduate Diploma in Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT); Cognitive Behaviour Therapy I am also currently completing my PhD in Applied Research - Psychology Dialectical Behaviour Therapy - Trained to Level 3 My professional memberships are: BABCP - Fully accredited

My name is Andy Langford, and I am a qualified counsellor, cognitive behavioural therapist, clinical supervisor and life coach, to MSc and postgraduate diploma levels. I also have a qualification in on-line therapy, covering both face to face and synchronous chat. I am an Accredited Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and am registered with them as an approved practitioner. I currently work as the Clinical Director of a national charity. I have worked within a number of organisations (in the areas of mental health, addictions, education, bereavement and multiple/complex needs) and in private practice as a counsellor, support worker, manager, director and trainer over the last 23 years. I am also a clinical supervisor of counsellors and therapists. I am trained to work with people experiencing a variety of concerns and issues that are making life challenging, including anxiety, depression, bereavement, suicidal thinking, self-harming, chronic isolation/loneliness and difficult life changes. I can work flexibly, and am trained to provide brief and solution-focused therapy, as well as longer term relational therapy. I have additional experience of providing immediate psychological first aid and follow up therapy in high intensity trauma situations. This has included major incident response for terrorist-related incidents and other disasters, including the Grenfell Tower fire. My experience also extends into the world of work. I have coached individual people and groups, with a focus on maximising workplace performance. I have also worked with people in a coaching and mentoring capacity, who are returning to work after a protracted time of worklessness, enabling them to acclimatise and transition positively into employment.

At times worries can begin to have an impact on our emotional wellbeing, feeling like there is nowhere or no-one to turn to, it can seem there is no way forward. As an experienced therapist, I can help support you through these worries, helping you to work your way through them. Whether it’s your career, relationships, anxiety, depression, bereavement or anything else that’s causing you concern, I’ll offer you a safe and secure space in which I help you to develop habits and skills to effectively deal with the challenges and emotional moments in life your life.

You have a reason for being here today, and you are not alone. We have times in our lives when the feelings of distress, anxiety, depression, or even no feeling at all, cause us to stop functioning as we would and should. It may have been childhood issues troubling you for years, even forming part of your distinctiveness, or it may have happened suddenly due to a bereavement, abuse, relationship issues, family, work, or just life itself. At such moments, it is helpful to talk to someone who would listen, understand and is equipped with the right skill to enable you to address your problem meaningfully and unlock your tenacity. I am here to offer you that supportive and safe space that you need to work towards a positive change. I have extensive work experience within NHS, volunteering with agencies, private practice, and pastoral counseling setting

Are you feeling anxious, struggling with low mood, worried, having nightmares or flashbacks about something that had happened to you, having panic attacks, worried about your health, concerned about your appearance, avoiding public spaces or people because you feel anxious? I have helped many people who have had similar issues as yours, and will be delighted to work with you on your current concerns. I look forward to working with you Yours Toochi

My relational approach and integrative model of practice is underpinned by empathy, acceptance and confidentiality, helping alleviate problems that cause psychological pain and distress. I provide counselling in a safe and non-judgemental environment, offering you a genuine and compassionate space to enable you exercise choices and make helpful changes that lead to lasting freedom.

Since stress affects most of us at some point in our lives, it’s useful to recognize when you are under stress, what could be causing it and what you can do about it. Stress is your body's way of responding to any kind of demand/threat/pressure, whether the experience is good or bad. Many things cause stress, and having the ability to identify your own stresses can be the first step in learning how to cope/deal with them. It is normal to experience stress and stress is quite beneficial for motivation during certain times when needed. It’s ok to have a bad day, and it’s ok to have a bad week (depending on the circumstances). The problem occurs when prolonged stress is present and a person feels unable to cope because our bodies are not designed to deal with huge demands (physically and emotionally) on a daily basis. I look forward to working with you.

Talking to a therapist in confidence may help you to understand and acknowledge the feelings you are experiencing and enable you to begin to move forward in your life. Counselling and Psychotherapy can be helpful whether you’re struggling with something specific, feeling generally low, overwhelmed or stuck. It offers you a place to slow down, reflect, and explore new perspectives and possibilities. Perhaps, you want things to be different in some way or feel that some focused time to explore, and better understand your thoughts and feelings might be helpful. Then this is the right place for you.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by your emotions? Are you experiencing distressing physical symptoms and often not know why? Our ability to form and maintain relationships, anxiety, trauma and a range of mental health issues are all experienced in our bodies, not just in our minds. Anxiety, feeling low, traumatic experiences are some examples of issues in life that I have a lot of experience in supporting people with - and I can support you too.

We all have times in our lives when we find it difficult to cope, causing us issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, anger and relationship problems. I am warm and down to earth and bring a wholehearted commitment to helping people make sense of their struggles and find some relief.

Hello, my name is Laura Montoya and I have over 12 years’ experience in counselling, 9 of them in Bereavement. I would like to help you work through events which are causing you distress. I always welcome whole authentic feelings from my clients, remember that the choice to come to counselling is a courageous step, and one that can be liberating. I am here to listen to you, I believe that with the right support and help one can succeed. With basic self-knowledge we can break out of the daily patterns and conditioning of our lives, in order to reach a deeper and more satisfying level of understanding in our lives. With Integrative counselling I can offer you the most appropriate talking therapy method in order to get the best outcome for you, methods such as Person-Centred, Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive therapy. The counselling therapy will be provided via secure video conferencing and telephone. My Qualifications Include: Counselling for Depression. I.A.P.T. Birmingham University Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling Professional member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP)

I'm an experienced CBT therapist and Chartered Psychologist (BPS) with over 14 years worked since professional qualification. I work with a range of issues, specialising somewhat in occupational and general stress, anxiety disorders and depression, and psychological trauma (especially PTSD). My previous roles have spanned therapeutic, lecturing, management, and research posts - meaning that I bring a focus to working with clients based on research-informed practice - and rigorous professional and ethical standards. I have also worked online with clients for a number of years and have previously managed an online mental health organisation. Though CBT is my main therapeutic approach of choice, my original training was in person-centred therapy. I view therapy as most likely to succeed when a solid therapeutic relationship is developed - trust, acceptance of my clients, and regarding them positively regardless of their difficulties is important to me. In my spare time, I enjoy fitness training and serve as an army reservist.

I am an experienced and accredited Psychotherapist. In my work I encounter people experiencing various emotional and psychological difficulties. I've trained in a number of modalities: psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioural (CBT), Transactional Analysis (TA), Emotion Focused Therapy for Couples and integrated counselling approaches. If you are keen to work with me but can't find suitable availability, please contact me and I will try to find a matching appointment time where possible.

I have extensive experience in the NHS as a senior psychotherapist working in a specialist trauma service, I also have a private practice across Fleet st and Harley St. I work with trauma, addictions and sexual violence/abuse as specialty areas. I work in an interrogative modality, combining training in several different areas.

Some people may think that seeking for help is a sign of weakness; however being able to admit that you alone can’t deal with a situation and looking for professional help, shows a great strength. If you have got this far, you are a strong person and you should continue reading. It’s part of the human nature to feel sometimes sad, nervous, even anxious… We all have had thoughts that we can’t get rid of, and who hasn’t felt sometimes on the edge and feeling unable to cope? Those are absolutely normal. However, no matter how intense or frequent these feelings and thoughts happen, if you feel overwhelmed by them, then they are important enough to be listened to and to seek for help. Have you ever felt anxious and the more you have tried to calm down, the more anxious you’ve felt? Have you ever tried to get rid of a recurrent thought, and the more you’ve tried to push it away, the more persistent it becomes? Who hasn’t felt a bit low in mood, and the more you’ve tried to cheer yourself up, the more unable you’ve felt? Does it ring a bell? Sometimes, with the best intentions and goodwill, we keep on putting in place strategies that don’t work. Perhaps they did work in the past, or perhaps they’ve worked for others. Nevertheless, despite not having the good results, we keep doing the same thing over and over. These are called “Attempted Solutions” from a Strategic Brief Therapy approach. So to speak, what you have been doing so far to make you feel better, and it hasn’t worked. It is important to identify what your attempted solutions are, because if you want to feel different, then you should be changing something. I have been a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist for over 10 years and I have seen people recovering from panic attacks, phobias, OCD, health anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, binge-eating, vomiting, and many other conditions. I have also worked with people suffering from psychosis in an inpatient setting. My main approach is Strategic Brief Therapy, however I also work with CBT, ACT, and Solution-Focused Therapy. If you believe you could help me to help you, we can go together through finding out what is what is causing you distress; we will find out together what your attempted solutions are, and we can find together new strategies to put in place in order to change what isn’t working. “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes”, Marcel Proust

If you are struggling with your mental health and are here looking for a therapist then well done for making the first step. I am here to support you back to recovery and help you to reach your goals. Feel free to contact me or book in for an assessment first session , to make sure you are happy we have a good therapeutic fit.

Overwhelmed and finding it difficult to move forward in life? I offer space to explore your personal and interpersonal experiences to help you find a way to live happily and meaningfully.

Are you feeling stressed, overwhelmed or feeling stuck in life, and wondering how to cope? I am here to help if you would like to talk to someone about this.

I’m an experienced counsellor and would like to support you. Counselling’s for everyone, whether you feel anxious, lost, low or depressed. Whether you’re worried you’ve not enough to say, or don’t know where to start, fear feeling overwhelmed by your emotions, or want to disclose something for the first time. You are the biggest expert in yourself, so I will not try to ‘fix’ you. Instead we can work together in a confidential and non-judgmental space, exploring whatever experiences and emotions you bring, so you may feel empowered to make your own gradual discoveries, navigating your own path to change. I am extremely passionate about the potential counselling has to transform lives. I will aim to build a strong therapeutic relationship with you to give you a sense of security, safety and trust in me, and in the counselling process. We can then try to work towards realistic goals, so that eventually you may no longer need my support to continue with your own personal development Counselling can feel scary, challenging, tiring and confronting, but it can also feel exhilarating, surprising, liberating, hugely rewarding and life-changing. Counselling is your space, and I aim to be guided by you, giving you time to talk, think, feel and process. One of the things that makes counselling so special is that we rarely get this kind of self-dedicated space in our busy daily lives. As a psychodynamic counsellor, I concentrate on how past relationships and experiences can influence people throughout their lives emotionally, relationally, personally, practically and professionally. By unearthing and exploring these links and patterns I believe I can help you to understand, overcome or change your current difficulties. I have extensive experience as an NHS practitioner through my work in the IAPT – Improving Access to Psychological Therapies – service, and through my Secondary Care role delivering long-term counselling for those diagnosed with personality disorders. I gained my Post-Graduate Diploma in Psychodynamic Counselling and Therapeutic Practice in 2012. I became a Registered Member of the BACP - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - on qualifying in 2012. I then became an Accredited Member of the BACP in 2017.

Are you experiencing anxiety, low mood, stress or panic? I specialise in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy which is proven to help with these issues and many more. I have been supporting people working through their issues for over 8 years and would be happy to help you too. I am a qualified CBT therapist with over 8 years’ experience in the field of Mental Health. I have extensive experience working within NHS contracts and for mental health charities. Issues I can support with include: Depression Anxiety Generalised anxiety (GAD) Social anxiety Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) Panic Stress Self-esteem/confidence I specialise in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, which is a type of psychotherapy in which we work together to identify negative patterns of thought about the self and the world and unwanted behaviours. Once we have identified symptoms and possible triggers, we can move onto challenging them in order to be able to learn how to cope/deal with them in a more helpful way. I find a ‘person centred’ approach, focusing on clients goals and shared treatment plans work best, and enable me to build a good therapeutic alliance. I believe building a trustful relationship is essential. Therefore I aim to provide clients with a safe and confidential space, where they can explore feelings and behavioural patterns. Within my work I am used to working with clients with common mental health issues as well as those with more complex needs. I am able to adapt to the client need and have developed an integrative approach to CBT using elements of Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT). I hold full Accreditation with BABCP and adhere to their ethical framework. I am also a member of ACTO (the Association for Online Therapy) and am guided both by their Professional Conduct and Code of Ethics. I am highly motivated and passionate about the field of mental health and I am committed to making therapy more accessible to clients and fully support the use of online tools and platforms.

None of us can say when or why we might need somebody to talk to and explore how we feel about ourselves or about the world around us...As such, my approach is centred around being human first and I hold a deep appreciation of how important it is to feel safe, understood and held in the therapy room.

I provide you with an opportunity to explore what is happening for you and how you would like things to be different. CBT is evidence based with excellent results, I can support you to understand yourself and make changes so that you can live the life you want to. We work together to develop an understanding of the difficulties you may be experiencing, how these are maintained and develop strategies to help you overcome these. I work with you in a confidential and non-judgemental way. I trained at University of London and the Institute of Psychiatry, with an MSc and PG Diploma in CBT. I trained as a Mindfulness Teacher with Oxford Mindfulness Centre. I have worked in a leading private hospital and the NHS. I am fully accredited with the BABCP.

I view therapy as a process that can help us to investigate and understand why you may be feeling unsettled, anxious or depressed. I see my role of sensitively guiding your discovery; helping you to identify those vicious circles we can often become trapped within, and supporting you to find alternative ways of thinking and doing that moves you towards change and recovery. I am a psychotherapist and Cognitive Behavior Therapist with many years of experience within the NHS and private practice. I am experienced working with problems such as anxiety and depression and also with difficulties such as obsessive compulsive disorder, phobias, social anxiety, health anxiety, low self esteem, trauma etc I have a particular interest in the experience and impact of workplace bullying.

If you are experiencing anxiety, feeling low in mood and want to understand why, and how to move forward, I can support you. I am empathic, compassionate and believe in the importance of building a trusting relationship with my clients. I am incredibly passionate about the work I do which is reflected in the high-quality therapy that I provide.

I believe it is incredibly important to know that any difficulties you may be experiencing will be listened to and understood. This allows you to feel safe and supported. We will work together to understand your experience whether it is stress, anxiety, depression or another issue. I will share helpful strategies and techniques that will really help the way you think and feel.

I am an accredited CBT Therapist with BABCP, having qualified as a Clinical Psychologist. I have been working as a senior CBT therapist in the NHS for many years. I have a keen interest in adapting CBT for cultural variations and I recently submitted my PhD on this topic.. Following my research interest I also deliver workshops for professionals in the UK and at conferences abroad, most recently at the World Congress of Behaviour and Cognitive Therapies in Berlin. I deliver therapy in English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi.

I'm a qualified and accredited (BACP) counsellor and psychotherapist. I can't offer a magic wand or quick fix but I can offer you some space and an opportunity to find out more about yourself. I'll work collaboratively with you to guide and help you to reach your full potential. I use a therapeutic modal called Counselling for Depression which is efficient, effective and evidence based.

I believe that life must ever be a giver unto life. This belief drives me to apply my knowledge and experience to helping individuals and groups to explore ways of understanding their struggles and ways to living more resourcefully and towards greater well-being. I work with individuals, with adults and children, couples and groups. Over more than 15 years I have worked with people with a range of difficulties in both the NHS, the voluntary and private sectors. On the Dr Julian platform I offer internet based video calls, audio calls or text based therapy. *Please note that I do not offer telephone based therapy*

A willingness to improve your mental health is an important first step in therapy and as your therapist, my goal is to guide you through your journey of recovery. I will work with you to look at what is causing you difficulty at this time and how this is impacting upon your life and general well-being in order to make sense of your own responses and behaviours I am an experienced mental health practitioner and therapist working in both the NHS and private practice offering remote cognitive behavioural therapy working with a range of issues including addictions, anxieties, depression, fears and phobias, grief and loss, health related problems, self-esteem, trauma, OCD, personality disorders and emotional dysregulation, schizophrenia, psychosis, work and life stress. Where appropriate I will effectively and responsibly utilise humour within treatment. As well as the health benefits of humour, I feel it enhances the therapeutic alliance and increases trust between you and me. It is important that you feel connected to your therapist and my aim is to support you through your treatment process. I look forward to working with you

Working with a therapist can help you work through a range of issues, provide emotional support and offer coping strategies for a variety of mental health conditions such as depression, PTSD and anxiety. You may be dealing with a traumatic or difficult life event such as a death or relationship breakdown, whatever your circumstances I can help you understand your situation better and move forward with your life.

I can help you develop the coping strategies you will need to manage any difficulties you are facing at the moment. We can work on them together to reduce feeling overwhelmed by challenging feelings. Through therapy you can move forward, improve your quality of life, your emotional wellbeing and maximise your potential. I offer a confidential and non-judgemental space, and I always seek to create a warm, contained and calm environment, which can enable you to work effectively towards positive change. I believe you are the expert in your life and I work with you to identify what keeps you stuck by noticing unhelpful patterns in thinking and behaviour. My goal is to help you learn new skills and strategies that you can use for many years to come. As a CBT therapist I have worked in a variety of settings with people presenting with a number of difficulties including depression, low self-esteem, panic anxiety, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress, OCD and specific phobias. I can provide individual therapy in English and Greek.

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Feelings of anxiety and depression are incredibly hard to experience in day to day life. I am a fully accredited cognitive behavioural therapist who can support you in achieving improved mental health and well-being. Our sessions together may involve exploring techniques for managing the physical symptoms of low mood and anxiety, identifying the negative thoughts that accompany these feelings and techniques for management, and identifying and adapting behaviours that may be negatively impacting your wellbeing. I promote a collaborative approach to therapy, your goals for improved mental health will guide and shape our sessions together. This helps to encourage motivation for sessions and hope for the future. I also have specialised training in working with children, young people and their families. This experience can provide further support to you if you are experiencing difficulties communicating with family members about mental health and wellbeing.

Are you struggling from low mood or anxiety? I have excellent skills and experience supporting individuals experiencing such common mental health problems. I have a lot of passion and care in the work that I do, ensuring that the therapy delivered is tailored to each individual in line with treatment goals. I offer a warm and empathic approach in helping you to overcome and manage your difficulties.

Perhaps you're down or anxious - maybe you're unsure about the future, or just feel that you aren't living the life you were meant to lead. Whatever your needs may be, I am here to offer you support. I am trained in Specialist Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and registered with the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapists (BABCP). Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a process of growth and self-discovery, and in my sessions I promote behavioural transformation by encouraging a positive outlook and the adoption of new attitudes and reactions. I have the tools and professional experience to help you get back on track and I am here to help you through any mental health difficulties you may be experiencing.

My name is Thekla Craven and I am a fully qualified Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist and Eye Movement Desensitization Therapist. I provide a non-judgmental, safe space to discuss personal issues which may be causing you distress. I adhere to BABCP ethical framework. I have 15 years experience working in both NHS (Greater Manchester West Mental Health Trust, Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust, South London and Maudsley Mental Health Trust) and non-statutory sector within Psychiatry and Psychology. I have worked in Forensic Mental Health, Primary Care Mental Health for clients with common mental health (anxiety disorders, depression, low self-esteem, trauma and work-related stress), community-based settings and outreach projects (working with vulnerable adults and homelessness). I am currently working in private practice and for the NHS in Primary Care Mental Health for clients with common mental health issues.

I am an qualified Cognitive Behavioural Therapist accredited by the BABCP. I have a degree in Criminological and Forensic Psychology and I'm currently studying my masters in the same subject. I have experience in working with individuals with a forensic background, Autism and Long Term Health Conditions. I have worked privately within care homes and for the NHS IAPT service.

As a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist I am committed to offering a service that is: Focused - Keeping the therapy sessions focused on your goals and helping you achieve them. Respectful - To help you feel heard and validated. Non-judgemental - To listen to you with a compassionate mind. Confidential - To provide you with a safe space to discuss your difficulties.

If you are suffering with anxiety, feeling low and wondering how to cope with these or other problems, I can help you. I am experienced in working with such issues and if you feel my skills could be helpful to you then please feel free to reach out to me and we can work on these problems together.

Are you struggling with fear, feeling stuck, overwhelmed, hopeless or panicked? Let’s talk. Hi, I’m Lisanne, I am a CBT therapist and clinical supervisor. I have an excellent success rate in helping people overcome feelings of anxiety and depression. I offer a safe supportive space helping people regain their confidence, improve their relationships and their wellbeing for over 15 years.

Are you tired of pretending you feel fine? There are times in all of our lives when it can seem difficult to see a way through the challenges we face and the idea of counselling may seem daunting or overwhelming. I can offer a safe confidential space to talk about you and how you are feeling right now and explore the issues that are preventing you from living the life you want. I will listen to you in an empathetic, sensitive and non-judgmental way and we can explore your thoughts and feelings at the pace you choose.

Most people feel anxious, stressed or low at some point in their lives but often try to struggle through on their own. During this Covid crisis, anxiety and stress regarding health, finances, concern for friends and family can feel overwhelming. Being socially isolated and not knowing when things will get back to normal is difficult and many people feel low at this time. I understand how daunting it can be to seek professional advice but I have successfully helped many people with a wide variety of problems.

I specialise in anxiety and depression although my clients come to therapy for a wide range of reasons often related to stress, loss, fear, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, fertility, pregnancy, post natal depression, parenting, chronic illness, pain, burnout, feeling stuck - not moving forward in life. Talking therapies are a way of helping to make sense of experiences, becoming aware of who we are, developing strategies to enhance resilience & well-being to empower us in the journey of life. I work in a way that  places emphasis on the therapeutic relationship through awareness, sensitivity, respect, non-judgement and empathy. Mindfulness underpins my approach and may also be incorporated into therapy If appropriate or requested by my clients. I was a nurse for twenty years and worked with a vast range of issues including stress, anxiety, depression, serious mental health problems, chronic illness, cancer, HIV and end of life care. I then completed a Masters degree in Psychotherapy in 2010 and have been in private practice since then. I furthered this with Cognitive Behaviour Therapy & Mindfulness training. As a therapist I have worked with clients experiencing many forms of distress and facing a wide range of challenges, leading me to view emotional health as fundamental in our well-being and resilience.

I am an Accredited Cognitive Behavioral Therapist and qualified Person Centred Counsellor and I believe in a compassionate approach. I have experience working with depression , various types of anxiety, self esteem issues, trauma and loss. I also believe the relationship is key in facilitating a space to share your experiences.

Have you been feeling anxious or depressed and are you looking to make positive changes in your life? If so, I believe that we can work together to help you address your difficulties in the most effective and compassionate way.

Hello and a warm welcome to my profile 🙂 I am a Counselling Psychologist with many years of experience working for the NHS and private sector with a range of difficulties, including depression or low mood, low self-esteem, stress, worry, panic attacks, health anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, phobias, traumatic experiences and difficulties stemming back to childhood. I will provide you a confidential, safe space in which we can collaboratively explore and understand your difficulties. Whatever your goal or desired focus, we can work together to take steps to achieving this. I have a compassionate, non-judgemental style and my approach is flexible to tailor the sessions according to your individual needs. I am trained to draw on one form of therapy or integrate different approaches depending on what best suits you, such as person-centred counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), psychodynamic psychotherapy, narrative exposure therapy (NET) and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT). If you feel that I may be the right therapist for you, you are most welcome to arrange an initial appointment to discuss your needs.

It is really common to feel low in mood and/or anxious at some point in our lives. During these times, we can all benefit from a safe and non-judgemental environment so that we feel listened to and supported. I am a warm and compassionate Counselling Psychologist helping people make sense of their struggles and find some relief.

Therapy, in my view, is a safe place where you can come with any question about yourself and your way of dealing with the world and your life. You can experiment with new behaviour and try out new ways of thinking. You'll be surprised at how much can be changed and how much can be so much better than it has been been before. Things that don't really work for you, but that you have gotten used to don't need to stay as they are. I tailor my sessions to your learning style so you can get the most out of them with the least effort.

It is really common for us to feel anxious and low at some point in our lives and it is at these times we benefit from non-judgmental support. I am a compassionate, warm and experienced therapist who can help you to make sense of these difficulties, build on your existing coping skills and feel empowered to make positive changes to more forward with your life and feel fulfilled.

Hello, I am Kate. I am a qualified professional counsellor and I love it. Since having found my vocation years ago, I have been pursuing this profession, accumulating experience and knowledge, always convinced that I could not perform a more fulfilling and amazing career. My favourite part of being a counsellor is watching you, my clients, grow and blossom into the amazing beings you are supposed to be, letting go of the things that hold you back, reaching your full potential and creating your best possible life! It is a huge honour and privilege to be part of that process!

It’s normal to have problems but when we feel like we’ve run out of answers it can take a toll on our mind and emotions. We’ll be working together using CBT methods to find ways to improve your life by helping you think and behave in a healthier way on a regular basis.

Are you feeling stressed, anxious or overwhelmed? Difficulties with our mental health affects so many of us in our lives. If you can identify with feeling this way I hope to be able to help. I specialise in a type of therapy called cognitive behavioural therapy or CBT for short.

I specialise in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and provide treatment for depression and anxiety related difficulties. I offer support for a range of issues, e.g. • Depression • Anxiety and Stress • Generalised Anxiety Disorder • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder • Social Anxiety • Health Anxiety • Phobias • Agoraphobia • Panic Attacks • Low self-esteem and confidence • Perfectionism

Hello I’m Rachel I am a BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and BACP accredited Integrative Counsellor/psychotherapist. I am also an EMDR therapist and qualified Integrative Supervisor with specialist CBT supervision training

Hi and welcome! I appreciate that finding a therapist can be challenging and hope that my profile gives a flavour of how I work but do feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I am compassionate, honest, culturally aware and sensitive and down-to-earth in my approach. My integrative training enables me to draw on a range of techniques, tools and approaches - depending on what works best for you. I work to BACP and ACTO guidelines and am trained to work in talking therapies as well as therapy using the arts. This includes written word, metaphor and imagery. I currently work in University settings, online for NHS/GP referrals and in private practice.

A qualified counsellor with many years of experience post qualification.

I love creating spaces where clients can move forward in personal and organisational life. I work with men and women, and have a passion for helping clients develop the skills of inner leadership - self awareness, intuition and empowerment; while taking small incremental steps towards the overall therapeutic goal.

I have over 20 years of clinical experience with the NHS / private practice I have a wide range and knowledge of psychological treatment interventions/ models I exercise autonomous professional responsibility for the assessment and treatment of clients in line with the service. I formulate, implement and evaluate therapy programs for clients, conveying psychological formulations with sensitivity in easily understood language, using effective communication skills with clients to facilitate understand their personal and often very sensitive difficulties Effective psychological therapy is about a number of things: experience, knowledge expertise, concise goals, tools to effectively navigate difficult life events/issues, that the patient is experiencing at the sometime as possessing a genuine concern for the patient in question I strive to achieve an effective blend of experience, expertise and empathy in the therapy process in order to maximise effective treatment outcomes and provide a genuine caring approach Having over twenty years of experience in delivering psychological, Therapies with a wide range of patients in a variety of treatment settings both NHS and in private clinical practice, my areas of emphasis are working with ,adults in a wide variety of settings. Speciality areas include mood disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder,( civilian and military) conduct disorder, full spectrum of anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and depression

I am a qualified and highly experienced Counselling Psychologist. I can support individuals with a range of difficulties. I am a down-to-earth, warm and compassionate therapist. I am passionate about helping individuals to address their difficulties to enable them to live a fulfilling life whilst not being held back by their struggles.

I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist with experience of working with clients of all ages and a variety of issues. My training includes psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioural (CBT) and humanistic theories, and my way of working draws in particular from acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and gestalt therapy. Mindfulness is central to my way of working.

At times we can all experience life situations and events that feel very overwhelming. It may create feelings of anger, stress, being unable to cope with everyday situations, feelings of sadness, being low, frustration or powerlessness. Sometimes it may be hard to find someone to talk to who will understand and appreciate what it is that you may be experiencing. At times it may just be too hard to work out what is going on for you.

I am a specialist in working with corporate and workplace mental health. This tends to be helping people deal with perfectionism, supporting staff with burnout and aiding people to return to work who have been off sick with mental health.