Psychosis Counselling in Bristol
Hi, I'm Nicola, an integrative counsellor, providing online and telephone counselling. I offer a safe, confidential space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings without judgment. I have experience of working with anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, trauma and abuse, as well as grief, loss and bereavement.
My approach is adaptable and shaped to fit your individual needs and situation, allowing us to collaboratively find a way forward that works for you.
Hi, I'm Nicola, an integrative counsellor, providing online and telephone counselling. I offer a safe, confidential space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings without judgment. I have experience of working with anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, trauma and abuse, as well as grief, loss and bereavement.
My approach is adaptable and shaped to fit your individual needs and situation, allowing us to collaboratively find a way forward that works for you.
At the heart of my psychotherapy practice is a commitment to holding a transformative space which helps you move into more free ways of living. I offer a collaborative, anti-oppressive, and difference-affirmative approach which meets you where you are, and centers your empowerment, needs, and desires - to help you go beyond merely coping, towards thriving.
I bring over 6 years of experience working in mental health roles as a therapist, meditation teacher, advisor, organizer and advocate, working with a large variety of diverse clients holding all kinds of issues.
At the heart of my psychotherapy practice is a commitment to holding a transformative space which helps you move into more free ways of living. I offer a collaborative, anti-oppressive, and difference-affirmative approach which meets you where you are, and centers your empowerment, needs, and desires - to help you go beyond merely coping, towards thriving.
I bring over 6 years of experience working in mental health roles as a therapist, meditation teacher, advisor, organizer and advocate, working with a large variety of diverse clients holding all kinds of issues.
I am a HCPC Registered Practitioner Psychologist. I work as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist in the NHS. My approach involves working collaboratively with individuals, couples, families and teams to develop a shared understanding of the patterns they want to change or enhance. This often involves identifying existing strengths and supporting clients to increase their confidence in them. This can be helpful when difficult and often traumatic experiences have eroded people's confidence in their own adeptness. This includes significant experience of supporting clients with neurodiversity.
I am a HCPC Registered Practitioner Psychologist. I work as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist in the NHS. My approach involves working collaboratively with individuals, couples, families and teams to develop a shared understanding of the patterns they want to change or enhance. This often involves identifying existing strengths and supporting clients to increase their confidence in them. This can be helpful when difficult and often traumatic experiences have eroded people's confidence in their own adeptness. This includes significant experience of supporting clients with neurodiversity.
I'm Megan, a counsellor and integrative psychotherapist. Picking Up the Pieces specialise working with Trauma, Loss and adjustment issues. Life can throw unexpected difficulties in our direction at any time & things can get tough making you feel anxious, fearful, sad, trapped or alone. If you feel like you are falling apart, Picking Up The Pieces can help you to understand your situation better, work together to make changes, enhance choices, self management or regain control. If you wish to achieve a happier you get in touch.
I'm Megan, a counsellor and integrative psychotherapist. Picking Up the Pieces specialise working with Trauma, Loss and adjustment issues. Life can throw unexpected difficulties in our direction at any time & things can get tough making you feel anxious, fearful, sad, trapped or alone. If you feel like you are falling apart, Picking Up The Pieces can help you to understand your situation better, work together to make changes, enhance choices, self management or regain control. If you wish to achieve a happier you get in touch.
We provide medical psychiatric & psychological assessment, diagnosis, treatment for Autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, gender dysmorphia, eating disorders, tic disorders, mood disorders, PTSD, trauma, self-harm, psychotic disorders and emotional dysregulation and more. We have over 20 years’ experience working in various CAMHS mental health settings with extensive experience and knowledge. The service is clinically led by a consultant child psychiatrist and a consultant child & adolescent psychoanalytic psychotherapist who both trained in the NHS who have provided clinical leadership for services.
We provide medical psychiatric & psychological assessment, diagnosis, treatment for Autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, gender dysmorphia, eating disorders, tic disorders, mood disorders, PTSD, trauma, self-harm, psychotic disorders and emotional dysregulation and more. We have over 20 years’ experience working in various CAMHS mental health settings with extensive experience and knowledge. The service is clinically led by a consultant child psychiatrist and a consultant child & adolescent psychoanalytic psychotherapist who both trained in the NHS who have provided clinical leadership for services.
I am trained at delivering CBT and EMDR for clients with a range of difficulties from Anxiety and Depressive Disorders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bipolar Disorder and Psychosis.
My goal is always to understand individuals perspectives and work together to identify and achieve treatment goals.
Together we will help you to gain control of your difficulties and feel empowered and equipped to make and maintain positive changes.
I can adapt treatment models to work with children and young people, as well as those with Neurodiversity.
I am trained at delivering CBT and EMDR for clients with a range of difficulties from Anxiety and Depressive Disorders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bipolar Disorder and Psychosis.
My goal is always to understand individuals perspectives and work together to identify and achieve treatment goals.
Together we will help you to gain control of your difficulties and feel empowered and equipped to make and maintain positive changes.
I can adapt treatment models to work with children and young people, as well as those with Neurodiversity.
I am a registered therapist with the BACP, specialising in recovery from coercive control, emotional abuse, post-separation abuse, and identity loss following difficult relationships.
I work with people from many different backgrounds and understand that it can feel hard to reach out, especially if you’ve felt hurt, controlled, or not listened to in your relationships. My aim is to help you feel heard, respected, and supported.
I am a registered therapist with the BACP, specialising in recovery from coercive control, emotional abuse, post-separation abuse, and identity loss following difficult relationships.
I work with people from many different backgrounds and understand that it can feel hard to reach out, especially if you’ve felt hurt, controlled, or not listened to in your relationships. My aim is to help you feel heard, respected, and supported.
Life can become overwhelming when anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, grief, depression, stress, burnout, relationship difficulties or major life changes begin to affect how you feel, think and cope day to day. You may feel stuck, exhausted, disconnected from yourself, or unsure how to move forward. You may also be navigating immigration, cultural identity, family expectations, neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, or the search for safety and belonging. I offer a warm, thoughtful and evidence-based space to help you feel understood and supported.
Life can become overwhelming when anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, grief, depression, stress, burnout, relationship difficulties or major life changes begin to affect how you feel, think and cope day to day. You may feel stuck, exhausted, disconnected from yourself, or unsure how to move forward. You may also be navigating immigration, cultural identity, family expectations, neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, or the search for safety and belonging. I offer a warm, thoughtful and evidence-based space to help you feel understood and supported.
My therapy practice is built on many years of experience– from NHS mental health services to fatigue & pain management clinics, now having particular resonance for people living with non-visible health challenges, ADHD presentations and symptoms of burnout & overwhelm. I help build pathways to feeling more anchored, more autonomous, towards living life better. This is personal to everyone-maybe it's building helpful rhythms, habits, more meaning into your life; maybe managing symptoms; feeling more regulated in your mind & body; breaking cycles of masking, over-doing, self-judgement; maybe it's towards re-connecting with yourself.
My therapy practice is built on many years of experience– from NHS mental health services to fatigue & pain management clinics, now having particular resonance for people living with non-visible health challenges, ADHD presentations and symptoms of burnout & overwhelm. I help build pathways to feeling more anchored, more autonomous, towards living life better. This is personal to everyone-maybe it's building helpful rhythms, habits, more meaning into your life; maybe managing symptoms; feeling more regulated in your mind & body; breaking cycles of masking, over-doing, self-judgement; maybe it's towards re-connecting with yourself.
What is art therapy? Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses art media as its primary mode of expression and communication. Within this context, art is not used as diagnostic tool but as a medium to address emotional issues which may be confusing and distressing. Art therapists work with children, young people, adults and the elderly. Clients may have a wide range of difficulties, disabilities or diagnoses. These include emotional, behavioural or mental health problems, learning or physical disabilities, life-limiting conditions, neurological conditions and physical illnesses. Art therapy is provided in groups or individual
What is art therapy? Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses art media as its primary mode of expression and communication. Within this context, art is not used as diagnostic tool but as a medium to address emotional issues which may be confusing and distressing. Art therapists work with children, young people, adults and the elderly. Clients may have a wide range of difficulties, disabilities or diagnoses. These include emotional, behavioural or mental health problems, learning or physical disabilities, life-limiting conditions, neurological conditions and physical illnesses. Art therapy is provided in groups or individual
I have over 25 years experience in supporting people with Autism, ADHD, relationship issues, developmental trauma, CPTSD, addictions. I have a passion about neurodivergent people living life to the full. I brought up two neurodivergent children. I offer a safe, calm non-judgemental space essential for the growth of trust. I learnt how the nervous system impacts relationships, how the past plays a role in the present. In therapy you can learn how to regulate emotions, communicate effectively, set boundaries and prioritise your needs. You will empower yourself, live more authentically and learn to make choices that nourish you.
I have over 25 years experience in supporting people with Autism, ADHD, relationship issues, developmental trauma, CPTSD, addictions. I have a passion about neurodivergent people living life to the full. I brought up two neurodivergent children. I offer a safe, calm non-judgemental space essential for the growth of trust. I learnt how the nervous system impacts relationships, how the past plays a role in the present. In therapy you can learn how to regulate emotions, communicate effectively, set boundaries and prioritise your needs. You will empower yourself, live more authentically and learn to make choices that nourish you.
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I am a BACP registered Psychotherapist. I offer an integrative approach, working with each person as an individual and using different theory’s to support the client in the best way. I offer an open minded and non judgmental space for clients to explore what’s troubling them. I work with all client issues. My specialist areas of work include offering support to clients with OCD using a range of CBT tools, working with victims of rape, and domestic violence, and working with complex mental health issues. Im also a neurodiversity specialist supporting both adults and children.
Offering equine therapy. maylandequinetherapy.
I am a BACP registered Psychotherapist. I offer an integrative approach, working with each person as an individual and using different theory’s to support the client in the best way. I offer an open minded and non judgmental space for clients to explore what’s troubling them. I work with all client issues. My specialist areas of work include offering support to clients with OCD using a range of CBT tools, working with victims of rape, and domestic violence, and working with complex mental health issues. Im also a neurodiversity specialist supporting both adults and children.
I specialise in working with a generation of young people who often struggle with anxiety, poor self-esteem, loneliness and tech addiction, who need a supportive and non-judgemental space to navigate life's challenges. Following 10 years working in education from primary through to university age and a further three years as cofounder and coordinator of Lycée International de Londres's bilingual Peer Counselling Programme for Teens, I now draw upon my expertise in Embodied Systemic coaching, EFT Tapping (Emotional Freedom Techniques), and child and adolescent counselling to help young people improve their emotional wellbeing.
I specialise in working with a generation of young people who often struggle with anxiety, poor self-esteem, loneliness and tech addiction, who need a supportive and non-judgemental space to navigate life's challenges. Following 10 years working in education from primary through to university age and a further three years as cofounder and coordinator of Lycée International de Londres's bilingual Peer Counselling Programme for Teens, I now draw upon my expertise in Embodied Systemic coaching, EFT Tapping (Emotional Freedom Techniques), and child and adolescent counselling to help young people improve their emotional wellbeing.
You may be coming to therapy feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or affected by experiences that continue to shape how you feel about yourself and your relationships. Many people I work with are navigating anxiety, low mood, trauma-related difficulties, or ongoing stress linked to work, relationships, health, or life transitions. Often, they are seeking greater understanding of themselves, relief from emotional distress, and a way forward that feels more manageable and meaningful.
You may be coming to therapy feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or affected by experiences that continue to shape how you feel about yourself and your relationships. Many people I work with are navigating anxiety, low mood, trauma-related difficulties, or ongoing stress linked to work, relationships, health, or life transitions. Often, they are seeking greater understanding of themselves, relief from emotional distress, and a way forward that feels more manageable and meaningful.
Senior Coach + Mediator + MA Art Psychotherapist "I am a passionate creative, and have committed a decade working therapeutically in private residential trauma clinics, the NHS, secondary schools and my own business Resonate Therapy LTD. I bring all the skills of a specialist trauma therapist, that has worked extensively with neurodiversity and complex needs. By harmonising together a robust psychologically informed somatic based therapy programme. I specialise in supporting building meta-perspective of individual and collective systems. Are you ready to shift your life on a cellular, neuroplastic dimension?"
Senior Coach + Mediator + MA Art Psychotherapist "I am a passionate creative, and have committed a decade working therapeutically in private residential trauma clinics, the NHS, secondary schools and my own business Resonate Therapy LTD. I bring all the skills of a specialist trauma therapist, that has worked extensively with neurodiversity and complex needs. By harmonising together a robust psychologically informed somatic based therapy programme. I specialise in supporting building meta-perspective of individual and collective systems. Are you ready to shift your life on a cellular, neuroplastic dimension?"
I am an experienced integrative therapist, holding a Postgraduate Diploma in CBT, in addition to my core therapeutic training. Having an integrative approach enables me to draw from multiple therapeutic modalities, combining evidence based practice with warmth and curiosity.
Alongside private practice, I work as a Psychotherapist and Training Lead at one of the UK’s largest eating disorder charities. Here I provide specialist therapy, deliver professional training, develop and facilitate group programmes, and represent the organisation at external events.
I am an experienced integrative therapist, holding a Postgraduate Diploma in CBT, in addition to my core therapeutic training. Having an integrative approach enables me to draw from multiple therapeutic modalities, combining evidence based practice with warmth and curiosity.
Alongside private practice, I work as a Psychotherapist and Training Lead at one of the UK’s largest eating disorder charities. Here I provide specialist therapy, deliver professional training, develop and facilitate group programmes, and represent the organisation at external events.
Hi, I'm Zoë (she/her) and I'm a relational-existential psychotherapist based in Hackney. I work with people grappling with their place in the world and the big questions of meaning, purpose, identity, belonging and existential anxiety. I offer a space to reflect and contemplate what it means to be you. Having an awareness of the systems and structures we live within is another important part of my practice. We cannot separate who we are, and the problems we face, from the world around us. My approach tries to help you to see yourself not just as an individual but part of a larger collection of people, places and histories.
Hi, I'm Zoë (she/her) and I'm a relational-existential psychotherapist based in Hackney. I work with people grappling with their place in the world and the big questions of meaning, purpose, identity, belonging and existential anxiety. I offer a space to reflect and contemplate what it means to be you. Having an awareness of the systems and structures we live within is another important part of my practice. We cannot separate who we are, and the problems we face, from the world around us. My approach tries to help you to see yourself not just as an individual but part of a larger collection of people, places and histories.
Are you someone weird and whimsical, who's wondering if all your magical traits- the intuition, the sensitivity, the way you notice everything, might actually be neurodivergence?
Do you often feel out of step with the world, like everyone else got a manual you never received? You might be autistic or have ADHD, formally diagnosed or still figuring it out, or simply have always sensed you were different.
You might also be caught in patterns costing you- overworking, relying on substances, pushing yourself past empty- coping strategies that once made sense, but now leave you depleted and disconnected from who you are.
Are you someone weird and whimsical, who's wondering if all your magical traits- the intuition, the sensitivity, the way you notice everything, might actually be neurodivergence?
Do you often feel out of step with the world, like everyone else got a manual you never received? You might be autistic or have ADHD, formally diagnosed or still figuring it out, or simply have always sensed you were different.
You might also be caught in patterns costing you- overworking, relying on substances, pushing yourself past empty- coping strategies that once made sense, but now leave you depleted and disconnected from who you are.
I work in collaboration with my clients, using a solution focussed approach. The aim is to identify the problem along with causal factors and to develop a unique, person centred treatment plan. I have many years experience and very good outcome rates - many of my clients come from personal recommendation. I have worked in both the NHS and private settings since 2000 and am also a registered mental health nurse. I have worked with people from all backgrounds. My approach is open, non-judgemental and and down-to-earth.
I work in collaboration with my clients, using a solution focussed approach. The aim is to identify the problem along with causal factors and to develop a unique, person centred treatment plan. I have many years experience and very good outcome rates - many of my clients come from personal recommendation. I have worked in both the NHS and private settings since 2000 and am also a registered mental health nurse. I have worked with people from all backgrounds. My approach is open, non-judgemental and and down-to-earth.
It is not at all unusual for any of us to experience a sense of anxiety or depression due to a life event that has caused us to feel “disconnected,” or simply “overwhelmed.” We might experience a bereavement or loss (a job, a relationship, a marriage); or issues may arise related to dating, getting married, or ageing and retirement. Alternatively, we might feel unable to be “ourselves,” or have the desire to nurture other aspects of our personality that seem underdeveloped: a lack of confidence to take risks and engage life, an ability to slow down, or an ability to be honest about our feelings with others. Psyhotherapy can help.
It is not at all unusual for any of us to experience a sense of anxiety or depression due to a life event that has caused us to feel “disconnected,” or simply “overwhelmed.” We might experience a bereavement or loss (a job, a relationship, a marriage); or issues may arise related to dating, getting married, or ageing and retirement. Alternatively, we might feel unable to be “ourselves,” or have the desire to nurture other aspects of our personality that seem underdeveloped: a lack of confidence to take risks and engage life, an ability to slow down, or an ability to be honest about our feelings with others. Psyhotherapy can help.
