Counselling in Earlsfield, London

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Hilary Ann Marling
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
I practice under an integrative approach which means I draw from a variety of models and techniques of counselling and psychotherapy to ensure that anyone who comes to see me has the opportunity to be met and understood as a unique individual. I provide a safe, contained and confidential space, where you can explore your unique issues, providing a non-judgemental and supportive space for you to work at your own pace. The principal goal in therapy is to assist in the learning of trusting in your own process, which gives way to self-empowerment and the ability to make choices from a deeper part of yourself.
01748 901828
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Grace Alicia Sylvester
Psychotherapist, MBACP
Verified
Verified
My focus is clients who see themselves as Carers, to another person, people or group - whose quality of daily life is in part or whole, is largely dependent on the care provided. My clients have lost the ability to see themselves as separate from their caring, or to put their own needs first. Life has has become blurred-like trying to see in a fogged-up mirror. Often clients want to 'just' unburden, tentatively trying out the novel feeling of hearing their own voice, exhausted, angry, overlooked and ironically, not well cared for themselves, very often managing their own
020 3835 3287
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Earlsfield
London SW15
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Ruth Joanne Hunter
Psychologist, PsychD
Verified
Verified
I work with clients to help them achieve their goals, working collaboratively with them to overcome, manage or move on from difficulties in their lives. I believe in supporting clients to realise and develop their skills in managing difficulties and living the life they are seeking.
020 3962 0021
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Jo Bealey
Counsellor, BACP
Verified
Verified
Are you having more bad days than good? Feeling fed-up, depressed, anxious or grieving and having trouble ‘to shake’ those difficult feelings? Perhaps you are feeling stuck or having trouble with your relationships? We can feel we ‘should’ be able to cope which can be make our differcult feelings more tough and feel very isolating for you too. I know how daunting it can be to share your thoughts and feelings with someone. Before becoming a therapist, I felt the same. Together can create a create a sanctuary, a place where you can ‘come as you are’ and share what is you are experiencing. A time and space, just for you
01252 986046
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Dr Nicole Hudson
Psychologist, PsychD, HCPC - Clin. Psych.
Verified
Verified
I work alongside and support individuals who are currently experiencing distress and want to explore their thoughts, feelings and relationships in the context of their experiences. I offer a friendly and warm approach built on the foundations of trust with my clients. I work flexibly, allowing for individual’s busy lives and support individuals who may be experiencing difficulty regulating their emotions, low mood, trauma responses, interpersonal and relational difficulties and other issues.
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Dee Marsenic
Psychotherapist, BPC
Verified
Verified
Thank you for visiting these pages. Psychotherapy offers a confidential, judgment-free space, in which you and your therapist will be able to think together about the issues that are troubling you. You will be encouraged to explore freely your experiences, thoughts and emotions, in order to arrive at a renewed sense of understanding, self-appreciation and self-compassion. I am an experienced psychodynamic psychotherapist with a background in culture, arts and economics.
020 4538 0872
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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phoenixcounsellinguk
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Verified
I am an integrative counsellor which means I believe the past, especially our relationship (or lack of relationship) with our parents/caregivers shapes the person we are today. As your counsellor aim to provide a safe space for us to work through your issues, recognising and changing unhelpful beliefs with a view to helping you towards becoming your best self. I believe like a phoenix we all have the ability to rise from the ashes and it helps to have a counsellor who you feel is really in your corner.
020 8138 0144
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Marielle Albers
Psychotherapist, MA, MUKCP
Verified
Verified
I am an experienced psychotherapist, drawing on a range of psychological and creative theories to try and meet your specific concern and needs. When you engage in psychotherapy or counselling with me, I listen carefully to you, to help you make sense of and gain a deeper insight into your problems. I believe we are all unique and need different things at different times in our lives, and in you setting the pace of our work together. I see psychotherapy as a creative process, facilitating finding new ways of expanding, growing and adapting to present life or circumstances.
020 3962 0909
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Not accepting new clients
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Chloe Bedford
Psychologist, DCounsPsych, HCPC - Couns. Psych.
Verified
Verified
I offer therapeutic services to children, adolescents and adults. There are times in life when things can feel overwhelming. and sometimes having someone to talk to, outside of your usual network of family, and friends, can make a huge difference to your wellbeing. I believe that you are the expert in you, and so I will work alongside you and/or your family to help you make the changes you need to feel in control. I have particular experience in working with self-harm and suicidal ideation; eating disorders; depression; anxiety; and trauma.
020 4538 1575
Earlsfield
London SW18
Not accepting new clients
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Daniel John Booth
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Verified
Choosing a counsellor is a big step which can feel daunting. How do you find the therapist who will be right for you? If you are new to counselling, the various theoretical approaches listed by therapists can be confusing. Current research shows that more important than the theory is the therapeutic relationship (the relationship between you and me) and this is the cornerstone of my work. My theoretical approach is Integrative, drawing on the Psycho-dynamic, Humanistic and Existential schools within a relational working model which emphasizes the Humanistic philosophy and embraces Person Centered core process.
020 3893 2652
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Earlsfield
London SW17
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Kate Bragazzi
Counsellor, MSc, MBACP
Verified
Verified
Are you feeling depressed, anxious, or just not yourself? Maybe recent events or past traumas are making it hard for you to cope. I can support you while you explore your concerns which, in turn, can help you find new ways of dealing with your problems, make different life choices, and find a way forward. I have experience working with anxiety, panic attacks, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and eating issues. I have a particular interest in work related stress and its impact on mental wellbeing. My approach is relational, so I work with you and at your pace as you explore what you want from life and relationships.
020 4538 7369
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Gail Walker
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Verified
Finding the right person to trust and talk to can feel difficult, but together we can explore your issues, in a safe place where you will be heard fully; and where you will be able to process your thoughts openly without judgement. As a qualified integrative counsellor, I draw upon a person-centred, humanistic and psychodynamic approach. This places my client’s best interest first; to facilitate the safe and trusted exploration of current and past conflicts, trauma and/or struggles affecting you today.
020 3835 2874
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Jessica Davies
Psychotherapist, MUKCP
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
I work particularly with anxiety, depression, trauma and loss; loss of belonging and cultural identity as well as loss through bereavement including childhood bereavement. Influenced by the work of Carl Jung and by the writings of Annie Dillard, John O'Donohue and Richard Rohr among others, I make room for the soulful and the creative in my work. A qualified psychotherapist and psychotherapeutic counsellor, I am a member of UK Counsellors and Psychotherapists (UKCP) and registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I have Diplomas in Integrative Transpersonal Psychotherapy and Counselling.
020 3962 2287
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Sandra Drum
Counsellor, MBACP Accred
Verified
Verified
I offer individual psychotherapy and couples counselling. Couples counselling involves an assessment of one hour, then eight sessions every two-three weeks that are one and half hours. This short term model is popular and successful. If this interests you, do contact me. Are you feeling a bit stuck, or are you feeling that your life is not quite on the right track? Are you feeling stress in your life? Are there things from your past that you would like to understand, or maybe things in your present that you want to change? I realise that choosing a counsellor is very personal and you need to consider many things.
01748 901799
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Earlsfield
London SW19
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Charlie Maguire-King
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Verified
I help people who are feeling lost, in pain and increasingly unable to cope. I work with people who suffer from debilitating anxiety, depression and trauma and all of the many manifestations these can have in your life such as alcohol and drug abuse, eating disorders and self harm, relationship difficulties, social anxiety, codependency and suicidal thoughts and feelings. Clients I see often, above all else, just want some peace of mind. This often comes alongside self acceptance, healthy relationships with friends and family and a satisfying work life balance.
020 8059 2172
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Ross O'Daly
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Verified
Perhaps you are wondering, why choose to work with me or what would this look like? We can begin with exploration, an opportunity to share what you are going through. We aim to increase awareness and understanding, which can help reveal the nature of any issues you are seeking to resolve. A list of possible topics is irrelevant as your journey and experiences are unique. You bring the story and together we will navigate the feelings, validate the impact and create a clear picture of the change you might hope to achieve. Through this process we can also explore ways you can best implement change for an improved lived experience.
01929 501100
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Isabelle Kirsch
Counsellor, PsychD
Taking the first step to solve intimacy issues can often feel intimidating but from our first call I will help you feel as comfortable as I can. . Through positive-oriented therapy, I help you get to the root cause of the problem and guide you to implement practical solutions. I work extensively with clients struggling with sexual issues such as low sexual desire, anxiety, erectile dysfunction, vaginismus and sex/porn addiction as well as couples looking to fix relationship problems which include communication difficulties, mismatched libido, conflict and betrayal.
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Lorna French
Psychologist, PsychD, HCPC - Clin. Psych.
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
Many people come to therapy feeling low, anxious, or lost, and I offer a space to explore those feelings and identify opportunities for doing things differently. Building a rich picture of who you are can help us make change in the areas that are important to you, and I believe the most important thing in any therapy space is that you can feel safe and heard. I draw on a range of approaches (e.g. CBT, compassion-focused and narrative therapy), with a particular focus on values, self-compassion and identity. I am experienced in supporting adults of all ages with a range of issues, such as low mood, stress, anxiety and shame.
020 3835 4653
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Earlsfield
London SW18
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Not accepting new clients
Photo of Ruth Lewis Clarke, Psychotherapist in Earlsfield, London, England
Ruth Lewis Clarke
Psychotherapist, MA, MUKCP
Verified
Verified
Hello and welcome! I am a qualified and fully accredited psychotherapist, working from offices in Central London (near Bond Street tube) and WimbIedon. I work with clients facing a range of difficult issues in their lives. This is usually long-term work, but can also be short-term depending on needs. For me, the journey of psychotherapy is about deeper self-knowledge so that you gain the confidence to reveal more of your authentic self in the outside world. It is a fascinating (though at times painful) journey to find your feelings, voice, strength and qualities.
020 8059 4336
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Earlsfield
London SW19
Not accepting new clients
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Alina Apopei
Psychotherapist, MSc, MBACP Accred
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
Is your life affected by issues in your relationships with others, issues in your relationship you have with yourself? Are intrusive and negative thoughts often making you feel down and helpless? Is anxiety stopping you from enjoying your life? There is hope. I can help you explore, challenge and change those unhelpful thought patterns, aiming to help you feel more empowered and confident so you can enjoy your life and have more loving and happier relationships, with yourself and others. Contact me to book an initial appointment and see if my combined psychotherapy&solution focused approach would work for you.
01260 545137
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London SW18
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Is online therapy cheaper than in-person therapy?

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