I qualified as a counsellor/psychotherapist in 2008. Prior to this I was an academic in the field of immunology. I decided to leave this field and train as a counsellor around the year 2000. Being a counsellor has been very rewarding and I now run a successful face to face practice in Leeds. I work with young as well as elderly clients, straight and gay clients, male and female. I have experience dealing with issues such as personal trauma, depression, anxiety and clients who wish to discover themselves. I also work with couples using the Imago approach of Harville Hendrix. I currently teach counselling at a local college and in my spare time I enjoy reading and playing the guitar.

Hello, my name is Debbie and I am an experienced counsellor with over eighteen years’ experience. I have a BSc in Psychology, MSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and a Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling. I have a particular interest in helping people with relationship difficulties, family problems, adoption issues, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, low self-esteem, identity, difficulties at work, OCD, ritualistic and compulsive behaviour patterns, anger management, self-harm, sexual abuse, trauma and bereavement. I work in a relational way, which means we work together on building a therapeutic relationship where warmth and trust can develop. This relationship creates a secure environment from which to talk about and explore complex and painful thoughts, feelings and behaviours. As a qualified counsellor and a registered member of the BACP, I adhere to the associations code of ethics, have regular supervision and participate in ongoing professional development.

I have a Master’s degree in psychotherapy and I am an accredited member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists. I work in a private practice setting seeing clients of all ages with a diverse range of issues both within the United Kingdom and other countries. My experience working both nationally and internationally enables me to work effectively with clients from a broad range of backgrounds. There are no barriers in my counselling practice and I work with clients from all ethnic, social and cultural backgrounds. I am experienced in dealing with stresses related to life in the corporate world and I work with several Employee Assistance Programmes such as British Gypsum, Cruse and Victims support, Schools Advisory Service (Advent) and Red Arc. Further information can be found on my website, www.indabacounselling.co.uk should you wish to read more about the way I work.

I have undertaken extensive training in the field of counselling and psychotherapy, hence I have in depth knowledge in a variety of mental health issues. I have significant experience in the field of counselling and psychotherapy as I have worked in this field for many years. I am based in Bristol and I see clients face to face or online using video technology. I assist clients in working through their current challenges while at the same time equipping them with skills of emotional self-care which can be utilised long after therapy has been completed.

I have 15 years experience in delivering counselling over a vast range of issues. I offer a direct and highly compassionate way of working. If you have any queries at all about what I offer, please feel free to send me a message.

I am a registered and accredited counsellor / psychotherapist with significant experience of helping people find ways of tackling current problems that may be causing emotional distress whilst also exploring and addressing deeper issues that may be behind unhelpful patterns of thought and behaviour. Stressful experiences, unsatisfactory relationships or painful losses can sometimes drain our emotional resources to the point where we may struggle to cope. If you find yourself stressed, anxious, depressed or isolated, please contact me. I provide a confidential environment where you can feel safe in sharing your problems and worries and where we can work together either on a brief or longer term basis to identify a way forward through your challenges. I have particular experience in helping clients work through interpersonal difficulties and conflicts in various contexts (family, couples, work & social), traumatic experiences, losses, addictions and personality disorders. I have helped clients deal with depression, anxiety, anger, obsessions, phobias and panic which they may be experiencing as a result of their difficult experiences. Therapy with me involves an integrative approach which is adapted to your needs and is both reflective and active. This means at times I will encourage you to think deeply about various aspects of your difficulties and their particular meanings for you and at other times you will be invited to take a more active approach to practising different ways of being, thinking and responding. My background makes me well placed to work with the complexity of issues faced by minority clients especially those from South Asia and with clients who are contemplating or who have been through international relocations. I speak English, French, Urdu and Hindi and follow the code of ethics and professional practice guidelines of my professional body, the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

I am a qualified and experienced therapist with training in Person centred approach, Cognitive behavioural therapy and attachment theory. I work in in integrative way which means I use a number of approaches to find what works best for you. I have experience working in the National Health Service, for a national charity and in private practice. I also have experience providing mental health support for university students. Therapy can be helpful in addressing difficulties like depression, anxiety, lack of self-confidence, issues with relationships and much more. It allows you to work through issues affecting you, thereby enabling you to change your life in a positive way. It is important to establish a warm, empathetic and non-judgemental relationship with your therapist. Within this relationship you can explore what is going on in your life, gain insight into your feelings, and better understand your behaviours and thinking patterns. This can help you to come to terms with past experiences, develop better ways of coping, help overcome depression or anxiety, and challenge and change unhelpful ways of thinking. Thank you for reading my profile.

My name is Harvey and I am a counsellor working in central and west London. I am fully qualified and a registered member of the BACP. I am available to work short or long term with clients. I currently work for Here for you Counselling, a therapy service I started in 2016. My approach to counselling is integrative, meaning I use a combination of therapeutic models and techniques. These include, but are not limited to; Person-centred therapy, CBT, Psychodynamic, Gestalt, Transactional Analysis and Mindfulness practices. I find that working this way allows me to structure my work around each individual client. My philosophy being that everybody is unique and responds to the therapeutic process in their own way. I have experience working with anxiety, depression, abuse, stress, relationship problems, low self-esteem, low confidence, bereavement, existential crisis, phobias, anger issues and many more. I have worked with a wide diversity of clients, however I have particular experience working with adults aged 18-35. Whatever your present situation I am here to help explore your various life challenges and improve your state of mind.

Before training as a clinical counsellor/therapist, I lectured in computing and Information technology in Merseyside and Manchester for over 15 years. I gained counselling experience in this role as one of my duties was to counsel students. I subsequently qualified with a Masters in clinical counselling in 2011. I worked in a charity organisation in Accrington, Lancashire for four years before deciding to set up my private practice in Southport. I have a special interest in addiction and compulsive thinking/behaviour having researched this area as part of my Masters qualification. I have experience dealing with addictions, OCD, anxiety, eating disorders and depression. I am a person centred counsellor and I tailor my approach to adapt to the needs of each client and offer what will be most helpful to them. I work on the principle that the most significant aspect of counselling is to establish a working relationship with a client that is based on confidentiality, trust and safety.

Life isn't easy and we all need help at times. Nobody should feel that there is nowhere to turn; I'd like to help you find a way forward. Hi my name is Kay; I am a qualified counsellor and a registered member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists. Thank you for viewing my profile. I have studied with the Online Therapy Institute and am a qualified Cyber Therapist. I work within the Ethical Framework set out with the BACP, I attend monthly supervision and continue my professional development. I have worked in the 'talking therapy' industry for over 15 years. I also worked closely with families on a range of issues including housing, bereavement, family breakdown, relationships and immigration while working as a school counsellor and Family Liaison Officer. I often found that I was counselling them as well as offering practical help and strategies. This led me into training as a Counsellor and a change of career. I have worked as a counsellor for 'MIND' working with clients with a range of issues including depression, anxiety, stress, bereavement, debt problems, relationships. I have also worked counselling clients with alcoholism and addiction problems while working for ADAS, (Alcohol Drug Advisory Service).