I completed my diploma in 2009 and have been working independently in private practice for most of the time since. I enjoy being able to provide clients with the time and space that they need to explore difficult personal issues, remembering what it was like to be a client myself for 2 years. I trained according to the person-centred model of therapy and this informs my work to date, while I continue to learn about developments that are taking place in therapy and in scientific research in order to keep my skills and knowledge current. Please contact me so that we can work together to build a relationship that enables you to work on whatever brought you to think about therapy.

I offer adults support with low mood, depression, worry, anxiety, panic as well as relationship issues such as domestic violence, affairs or divorce. Similarly, I offer therapy for people impacted by trauma, loss or grief , work related difficulties, pregnancy, childbirth and life events/changes. Prior clients tell me I am compassionate, honest, culturally sensitive and down-to-earth in my approach. After studying Psychology, I worked in Adult Mental Health working with people experiencing huge change and emotional instability. Later, as a counsellor within a College setting I offered therapy to students managing bullying, exam stress, identity/relationship issues and self-harm. I have also worked as a Counsellor/Psychotherapist in the NHS providing brief therapy for people referred by their GP for mild-severe depression or anxiety. In addition, I have managed therapeutic teams and services supporting trainee counsellors and therapists working towards accreditation. Some of the settings I have worked in include: - Prison services - In-patient/outpatient Mental Health - Wellbeing Clinics - Colleges - Employment Services - Minority Community Groups - GP/NHS Clinics In additional to my private practice, I work as an online therapist supporting individuals referred by their GP/IAPT service for brief therapy. Areas I have experience and interest in are: - emotional and psychological wellbeing - personal development - sadness, sense of feeling stuck, lack of motivation and drive to include clinical depression - stress, anxiety, worry and panic to include physiological symptoms (irritability, panic attacks) - grief, loss and adjustment: bereavement, major life transition i.e. loss of job; child; parent - self identity: family role/status, cultural identity; self-esteem and self worth - self-regulation: difficulties in managing/experiencing emotions as well as self-harm - change or conflict in relationships: divorce, domestic violence, childbirth - Uncertainty/loss of direction - Expat issues

Hello, my name is Gaby Glassman and I am a member of both the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy and the British Psychological Society. I have a Master’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Amsterdam. I have been practicing counselling and psychotherapy for over thirty years offering therapy to adults in the united kingdom struggling with anxiety, trauma, grief and bereavement, depression, eating disorders, health related issues, identity problems, relationships and more. I commenced private work after gaining significant experience and expertise working in the psychiatric department of the national hospital for neurology and neurosurgery in London. This is a centre of excellence in the United Kingdom and we dealt with a significant number of complex cases referred from all over the country. As a consequence, I gained invaluable experience and know-how which enabled me set up my own private practice. I work with adults on both an individual basis and in a group setting, utilising a solution focussed approach using cognitive behavioural therapy techniques on both a short term and longer term basis. I tailor my approach to suit the needs of the client and recent advances in information technology have given me the opportunity to see clients online using live video. This is particularly helpful for clients who are unable to see me because they live far away or find it difficult to attend therapy due to other obligations.

Sometimes life gets difficult and we struggle with things that used to be easy for us. If you’ve reached this point, and you are looking at my page, you’ve probably thought that it’s a good idea to get some help to get your life back on track. I offer an empathetic , non-judgmental, caring environment in which to explore life’s problems and find a way to move forward in life. Together in the counselling room we can find a way to gain insights about your current distress and deal with it in a patient and timely fashion, taking our time to understand what has brought you here now.

Feeling stressed, worried or down? I am an experienced, professional therapist who specialises in working with work related stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues and lack of meaning in life. I use an integrated approach to therapy which means tailoring the sessions to help you work through the difficulties you're currently experiencing. If you're feeling lost, stuck or not good enough, therapy can help you uncover the feelings and beliefs that keep you trapped in the same difficult patterns which continue to arise in your life. When we are aware and understand our difficult thoughts and feelings we are better placed to work through them in a meaningful way to enable us to have more clarity, passion and enjoyment in our lives.

I have worked in Valencia, Barcelona, London and now am based in Northern Ireland. I have been studying and working with psychotherapy since finishing my degree in psychology in 2003. In that time I have worked with clients from all over the world and have found myself moving closer towards Solution-Focused Therapy as my therapy orientation. I work both with short and long term clients and make sure that both client and myself are clear on what the best hopes of therapy are. I often use hypnotherapy as a tool and find its benefits far-reaching. It is my total belief that we each have the ability to change and heal and if we can tap into our own resources and power we can take those steps towards change.

Hi . I 'm Steph. Thank you for looking at my profile. It is not easy to choose who is the right person to talk with so I can only hope you like my picture and give me the chance to help you with any worries or concerns you may have . I am an experienced therapist who enjoys being with people and helping them. I have a down to earth and open approach and am a good listener. My style is being Person Centred which means I focus all my efforts into helping you to deal with the issues you are struggling with. I offer you " A Way Forward" , a confidential space to explore your worries and concerns in a safe private environment where you will not be judged. I offer you the chance to take back control of your life allowing you to move forward. To discover and re connect to you again and for you to be positive to go forward with your life. Contact me if you want any more information and I will be happy to help. I am available to contact at any time and aim to reply within 24hrs.

Dr. Tara Davis CPsychol is a Chartered Psychologist registered with the British Psychological Society as a member of the Counselling Psychology division. She has a professional doctorate in Counselling Psychology, a bachelor's degree in Psychology, a foundation certificate in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a certificate in Psychodynamic Group Therapy. Tara has experience working in the NHS and private sector, with charities and the corporate sector; working with adults, older people and adolescents. She has worked with people facing difficult life challenges, relationship issues, emotional difficulties and a wide spectrum of issues that most of us will deal with at some point in our lives. In addition Tara has more than 10 years' clinical experience working with people who have more complex presentations diagnosed with severe mental illnesses, personality disorders, eating disorders, chronic health issues, people facing homelessness and people who have been victims of abuse.

Hello, my name is Ann and I am a registered member of the BACP. I have significant experience in online counselling and as a result I firmly believe in its benefits. I have done online and phone counselling myself and I found it to be effective. I've worked with lots of people who have never experienced counselling before and I am aware that this can be an anxiety provoking and nervous experience. However, based on my experience I am of the opinion that the release of speaking about something which you may have kept private for a long time is extremely cathartic. If you've come this far, I can offer you confidential and encouraging support through whatever it is you wish to work through. You may not even know what that is! Just that it might be time to talk to someone. My previous career was in the corporate world where I worked for over fifteen years in the beer industry. I'm an American expatriate having first moved to London in 2004. One of my special areas of interest is helping American expats adjust emotionally and psychologically with all the differences they face in the United Kingdom. I know because I faced the same challenges. In addition, I can work with any issue you wish to bring to me. As a registered member of BACP, I am committed to my continual personal and professional development and also work in accordance with their ethical framework for good practice.

I am a fully qualified Professional Counsellor. Following the completion of a BSc (hons) Degree in Psychology, I obtained a BACP recognised Diploma in Counselling. I am a Registered Member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy and an Accredited Member of the National Counselling Society. I belong to the accredited register recognized by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care. I am currently working towards achieving full BACP accreditation by seeing clients in private practice. Within my professional practice I demonstrate sensitivity to individual differences when working with clients of diverse ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation and cultural background, treating all people with unconditional positive regards and respect. ​ I work holistically with the individual, acknowledging the complexity of being human, as I believe that people are more than their diagnosis. I have the ability to work with clients with complex needs experiencing emotional and psychological unbalance. I believe people have all the necessary resources within themselves to fully recover and achieve their goals in life. My role is to facilitate self awareness and inner exploration. Mindfulness is a key concept in my work with client. It is only by accepting ourselves fully for who we are that the changes we are longing for will occur naturally.