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Welcome. If you’ve found your way here, perhaps something inside you is quietly asking to be seen and understood more deeply. I offer a grounded, gentle space where you can slow down and begin to listen to what’s often left unspoken. I don’t believe…

I am a qualified person-centred therapist with a Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. I am currently offering online weekly sessions which provides flexibility for my clients to fit into their schedules. At times, life can feel overwhelming, a…

Hi, I'm Louise.  I support adults who are feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or struggling to make sense of what they are experiencing.  I will offer a calm, supportive, and non-judgemental space where you can feel truly heard and understood. My aim is to…

I'm Katie and my practice is Heartsease Counselling, and I am a trained counsellor  with a BSc (hons) degree in integrative counselling. Looking for a counsellor can be a daunting task, (I know, I have been there!), but I believe that counselling can…

Finding a therapist is genuinely hard. You’re often at a low ebb to begin with, and then you’re faced with a wall of profiles full of acronyms and modalities — IFS, CBT, psychodynamic, integrative — that mean very little unless you’ve already been th…

I specialise in somatic psychotherapy, psychodynamic therapy and trauma informed care. If you experienced: - chronic anxiety, burnout - nervous system dysregulation - trauma and complex PTSD in your body -personality patterns & relationship difficult…

I am an integrated therapist, which means I have different ways I can support you, so if something isn’t working, or hasn’t previously worked, we can use that information to guide our sessions. I am qualified in several therapy modalities: a) Psychod…

Hello! My name’s Caroline (but I prefer Calley) and I’m an experienced, specialist Child and Adolescent Counsellor and Psychotherapist. I understand that, as a parent or carer, there are few things more worrying than seeing the child or young person …

I work psycho-dynamically; looking at the bigger picture - especially the ways in which present difficulties maybe connected to events or relationships that occurred in the past. Sometimes we unconsciously repeat these old patterns and understanding …

"The aim of psychotherapy is to help individuals work through experiences of the past in order to live more fully in the present. People tend to react to what was rather than what is, and psychotherapy aims to help with this" (Jonathan Shedler, 2006)…