Alcohol Use Counselling in Loughborough
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CaringWithCompassion- Addiction Therapy Specialist
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Offering specialist level, individualised therapy and treatment to address underlying reason's behind addiction to drug & alcohol. Working through anxiety, depression, emotional & psychological trauma, and the pain and suffering of addiction; to improve one's quality of life. Helping clients reach their goals. Counselling allows clients to overcome triggers and take the positive steps in their recovery journey. Working on relapse prevention techniques. Challenging negative or unhelpful thought processes that may cause replace. Talking through behaviour change techniques, assessing health risks and tackling cravings and obstacles.
Angie Rigard
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
I offer a nonjudgemental, calming and empathic space for anyone in need of support. We live in an increasingly difficult and stressful world and it can feel overwhelming at times. I hope to provide a safe space for an individual to be themselves and feel able to explore what it is that distresses them and what they need to feel better.
Julie BradshawMBE
Psychotherapist, MBACP Accred
Verified
Dr. Julie Bradshaw MBE: Qualified ONLINE & Face to Face Psychotherapist & Supervisor; working remotely & from a beautiful log cabin in Loughborough and Blackpool. Using various ways suited to the individual, I see people are not their behaviours and are doing the best that they can with what they have. Everyone has the resources within themselves to change and to achieve their maximum potential in life and to EXPAND upon it, RIGHT NOW. Central to my work is the quality of the relationship and rapport between client and therapist. I provide you that confidential, safe & trusting environment where you are free to explore deep issues.
Paul Garner
Psychotherapist, DCounsPsych, MBACP
Verified
I am passionate about counselling and what offering you a safe, non judgemental space can do to explore those internal conflicts impacting your life. I am fully aware, that your anxiety can spike at the thought of talking therapy, so making that appointment can be very difficult. I can offer you a free informal, face to face or telephone chat to see how I work might help you. Your safety and care is my highest priority.
Jayshree Lodhia
Psychotherapist, MSc, MBACP
Verified
I understand how difficult it can be to decide to seek help. This is why I offer a no cost first session to see if you can feel comfortable with me. I am very experienced and approachable and I have helped many people get through difficult times. Anxiety can feel overwhelming. It can lead to physical symptoms of panic, nervous tension, sweating and breathlessness and it can be difficult to think clearly. "What-if" thinking takes over and negativity sets in. I can help you break out of this cycle of doubt by working on restoring your coping skills.
Catherine Reading
Psychologist, CPsychol
Verified
Many of my clients have previously seen a lot of mental health professionals and are still struggling to cope with their ongoing psychologically symptoms. They have never dared hope that a “normal” life is possible without having to be constrained by the constant chatter in their head. They have put up with many toxic relationships work issues and family issues all in the belief that this is as good as it gets for them. To be able to be in control and manage their psychological symptoms in all situations is the goal of most of my patients which enables them to lead their best life.
Dr Keith Abbott
Counsellor, PhD, MBACP Accred
Verified
I’m passionate about helping you make more of your life, whether you want to work on a personal, psychological, relationship or spiritual issue or to find more meaning, purpose and happiness. I have a Masters degree (with Distinction) in Person-Centred Counselling & Psychotherapy Practice. My clients are equally men, women and couples of many professions, occupations and nationalities, aged 18 or much older. I counsel clients based in UK and overseas. I also offer Person-Centred Supervision to other counsellors and professionals. I can work short-term or provide longer-term psychotherapy for deep self-understanding and support.
Tania Goldsmith
Psychotherapist, MSc, MBACP
Verified
Finding a therapist starts with you and your needs. You may arrive with a sense of overwhelm, loss or anxiety, perhaps desiring change but without knowing how or believing you can. We can work together to explore how you feel, think and behave, and find a way to bring you back to your authentic self. I am able to work with adults and older teenagers (16+), as well as those training to be Psychotherapists themselves, and have a broad experience of short and long term work, presenting issues and ages, diagnoses and personalities.
Louise Needham
Psychotherapist, MSc, MUKCP
Verified
Deciding to come for counselling can be a hard decision to make however, it can be very beneficial in improving how you think and feel about the difficulty that you are experiencing enabling you to find a solution that best suits your needs. My aim is to offer a service that is unique to you by actively listening to your concerns in a safe environment that is genuine, understanding and accepting: I acknowledge that it takes courage to ask for this support. I have worked with a variety of different clients, all in different ways, where I endeavour to meet their needs just as I would endeavour to meet yours.
Jo Flynn
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
If you are reading this I wonder if life feels difficult at the moment. Perhaps you are feeling anxious, depressed, living with the distress of uncertainty? Finding it difficult to let go of control, of perfectionism, feeling vulnerable or struggling with living in a ‘never enough’ world? Is this having a negative effect on your relationships, or are you struggling to understand traumatic events in your past, and you can no longer soldier on as before? However you may be feeling, it can feel really scary to come and talk to a counsellor. But I respect your courage to reach out, and I will listen to you with warmth and empathy.
Susan Fenny
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Sometimes life events can overwhelm us, leaving us floundering and wondering which way to turn. I won't ask "What's wrong with you?" I will ask, "What's happened to you?" I will listen attentively and without judging you, while you tell your story. By working collaboratively, we can explore the thoughts and feelings you need to share. I am a person centred therapeutic counsellor. For me this means I trust that only you know what’s best for you at this time and in these circumstances. Working together we will move at your pace on a unique journey. I will offer you a space where I hope you feel you can be heard.
Donna Louise Aspinshaw
Counsellor, MSc, MUKCP
Verified
Do you wish for change? Would you like your life, work or relationships to be different, less intrusive, or more fulfilling? Are you struggling with overwhelming feelings, or finding it difficult to feel at all? Has work become something you hate or dread? Have you lost someone you cared for deeply? Hi, I am Donna and I work with adults who are experiencing a range of problems or difficulties in their life. Not exhaustively, these include trauma, sexual, physical or emotional abuse and neglect, anxiety, depression and low mood, stress and burnout, loss, grief, relationship difficulties, bullying, harassment and feeling detached.
Marc Gibson
Counsellor, MNCS Accred
Verified
Hello and a very warm welcome. I'm Marc (he/him). I’ve been seeing people as a counsellor/psychotherapist since 2003, starting at the Nottingham Priory as a drug and addictions therapist, and later as a volunteer at the Nottingham Counselling Service. I’ve seen a wide variety of people, working with a broad range of issues, from weight to worry, from isolation and loneliness, to feeling overwhelmed and swamped by others. I've worked many times now with people who have self identified as on the autism scale or ND or ADHD.
Open Book Counselling
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
It’s scary admitting to yourself that you need help; and that you’re struggling with whatever is causing you to feel unhappy or distressed. Due to stigma; people feel that they can only access therapy when they are at breaking point; when in fact you can access counselling whenever you need to. My background is in working with abuse survivors; adults and children; and those who have experienced trauma. As a result I work with depression, low self esteem, shame, loneliness, hopelessness, grief & loss, anger, self harm and suicidal feelings as well as a broad range of other factors and experiences clients bring to their sessions.
Dr Charlie Tyack
Psychologist, PsychD, HCPC - Clin. Psych.
Verified
Hi, I'm looking forward to hearing from you! I want to hear your concerns and support you to work towards the things that are most important in your life. I feel that therapy should happen in a friendly, nurturing space in which you feel safe and comfortable to bring anything you want to talk about and work on. I usually suggest exercises and other resources to complete in between sessions in order to keep the work progressing.
Rajan Rai | Individuals And Couples
Psychotherapist, BACP
Verified
Hello! I’m Raj, and I offer face-to-face individual & couples counselling sessions at two locations in Nottingham as well as online. With individuals, I work with (but not limited to): Depression & Anxiety; Relationship Issues; LGBTQIA+ - related Issues; Racial and cultural issues/conflicts; Low self-esteem; Lack of fulfillment. With couples, typical issues include: affairs; conflict & anger; poor communication; life transitions; sexual difficulties; separation & divorce
Isobel Milne
Counsellor, MNCS Accred
Verified
As an integrative counsellor I take a flexible approach to your therapy needs; be they goal-led, strategic, meditative, creative - or all of these. I work one-to-one and with small groups - at your home, work or social setting. However due to restrictions during the Covid 19 outbreak, I am able to offer counselling by phone or WhatsApp video.
Charlene Robinson
Counsellor, MA, MNCS Accred
Verified
Do you feel like you are always putting on a brave face, that you are hiding your true feelings from those around you or are always putting the needs of others first? Have you experienced difficult life events in the past that are impacting on your present? Does it feel like this is just the way it is? It may be that you are not sure if counselling is for you, or you've had counselling in the past and want to revisit the process. I work with women like you who want to be heard, understood and believed, and aim to offer a safe space where we can explore your wants and needs at a pace that suits you.
Zahra Hunton- Wellness CBT
Psychotherapist
Verified
My name is Zahra, I use a variety of skills and tailor therapy exclusively for you to help you work through your difficulties and move forwards . Using CBT we can explore deep rooted feelings, how they affect your life and how to make a change. We can build on resilience and provide you with a toolbox of strategies and techniques to handle whatever life throws at you and make lasting improvements. You can begin to break the cycle of repetitive, challenging and destructive behaviours and feelings. You will gain insight into your intrusive thoughts and negative thinking and how to challenge them and revolutionise your thinking.
TLC Counselling & Psychotherapy
Psychotherapist, MBACP
Verified
Do you feel stuck, unsure of a way forward? Are your thoughts and feelings getting the better of you? Do you feel challenged or overwhelmed by day to day stresses? I am available to listen and support you on your journey, helping you to make sense of your thoughts and feelings whilst you gain confidence in understanding that it is okay to feel what you feel. There are no rules as to what you should or should not attend therapy for. Would you like to understand yourself better? Would you like to feel less alone with your thoughts and feelings? My priority is to focus on you and your needs, helping you to achieve your goals.
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Alcohol Use Counsellors
Alcoholism, or alcohol dependence, is the most severe form of alcohol use. It is a chronic disease characterized by the consumption of alcohol at a level that interferes with physical and mental health and with family and social responsibilities. An alcoholic will continue to drink despite serious health, family, or legal problems.
If you're looking for help with alcohol abuse in Loughborough or for a Loughborough alcohol abuse counsellor, these professionals provide confidential support for alcohol abuse or for individuals and couples in a relationship where alcohol is a disruptive factor. They include Loughboroughalcohol abuse therapists, alcohol abuse psychologists and Loughborough alcohol abuse counsellors. They can help with alcoholics in Loughborough, drug alcohol abuse, teenage alcohol abuse, substance and alcohol abuse and treatments for alcohol abuse in Loughborough. counsellors can identify the signs and causes of alcohol abuse, discuss intervention and refer victims to alcohol abuse treatment centres. A counsellor may also discuss 12 step programmes in Loughborough or joining AA ( Loughborough Alcoholics Anonymous).
Alcohol abuse causes problems for the family and loved ones of alcoholics--they may also need help and support, which these Loughborough counsellors can provide.
If you're looking for help with alcohol abuse in Loughborough or for a Loughborough alcohol abuse counsellor, these professionals provide confidential support for alcohol abuse or for individuals and couples in a relationship where alcohol is a disruptive factor. They include Loughboroughalcohol abuse therapists, alcohol abuse psychologists and Loughborough alcohol abuse counsellors. They can help with alcoholics in Loughborough, drug alcohol abuse, teenage alcohol abuse, substance and alcohol abuse and treatments for alcohol abuse in Loughborough. counsellors can identify the signs and causes of alcohol abuse, discuss intervention and refer victims to alcohol abuse treatment centres. A counsellor may also discuss 12 step programmes in Loughborough or joining AA ( Loughborough Alcoholics Anonymous).
Alcohol abuse causes problems for the family and loved ones of alcoholics--they may also need help and support, which these Loughborough counsellors can provide.