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Integrative Therapist with over 17 years experience with a special interest in anxiety counselling. Whether you are experiencing overwhelming circumstances, long-standing problems, or a general discontent with life, I am qualified to help you.  I hav…

I have particular experience supporting clients living with disabilities and chronic immune conditions, as well as those affected by bereavement, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, addiction, eating disorders, relationships and depression. I recognise how these …

In a non-judgemental space, we can look at the roots of your current difficulties and recognise what defences, behaviours and coping mechanisms may no longer be serving you. This is something that can often affect your relationships that you might wi…

Choosing to begin therapy is a meaningful step. It offers time to pause, reflect, and speak freely about your inner and outer world in a confidential space where you are truly listened to. Together, we can explore what’s troubling you, where you feel…

Hello and Welcome! My name is Megan and I am a psychotherapist- but I am also a lover of books and walking my dogs I am accepting of all expressions of sexuality and gender. I am committed to providing affirming and accessible support for all. I work…

I have been practicing since 2007, working as a counsellor in a variety of settings including within the NHS, counselling students and tutors in university and secondary school settings, and seeing a wide variety of clients in my private practice. I …

I have myself experienced many of life's ups and down's and I have also made mistakes along the way, I accept my imperfection which makes me approachable, down to earth, warm and non-judgemental. As a therapist I work intuitively; with compassion and…

Hi, I am an integrative ±«ÓãÊÓƵaccredited counsellor, psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, working in the Clapham, Battersea (Clapham Junction) and Mitcham/Norbury areas of South London. I currently work as an in-house therapist at Apple (UK) and a…

You might be used to getting on with things. From the outside, it can look like you're coping. But underneath, it doesn't always feel that way. Your mind might not switch off. You might overthink, feel on edge, or find things build up and then spill …