Making decisions, or coping with anxiety and isolation may be among the great challenges facing us in this period of uncertainty. Relationships with family, friends and partners may be under new pressure . Work - too much or too little - takes on a new meaning. Fear and potential loss may feel very close. Staying connected with others is important, along with a connection with our sense of self and who we are. Finding a sense of peace and reflective space can feel very difficult to manage. I believe that therapy offers an opportunity to develop internal support and healthy ways to manage your current challenges.

I am a counsellor and psychotherapist and I believe that counselling is about giving an individual the ability to grow and develop to its full potential. My role as a therapist is to provide a non-judgmental environment where the client is heard and seen. My aim is to work with the client to create an authentic healing relationship from which they can draw whatever they need. I believe that each individual has within them the ability to move forward, to grow and develop.

I'm a Clinical Psychologist with expertise in adult mental health (including low mood, anxiety, relationship difficulties), parent mental health, sexual wellbeing, gender dysphoria and medically unexplained conditions . I have eight years experience in NHS Services and currently work as a Senior Psychologist in a Perinatal Service, supporting parents with infertility, depression, anxiety, birth trauma, perinatal loss and distress stemming from their own childhoods stirred up by the transition to parenthood. I'm trained in a variety of psychological models and so the way we work together will very much depend on your hopes or goals.

As a Couple & Adult Family Psychotherapist, I have seen hundreds of people in relationship/s with mental health issues and couple conflicts. the core issues are "Respect, love, care, individuality/independence and at the same time co-dependency, a sense of belonging. People come to see me when one or more of these are imbalanced. People struggling to form a sense of identity in a relationship. Couples get into conflict as they might be bringing their upbringing or unresolved past into their relationship. Same for families where boundaries are blurred and need new ways of being in a family. This is for all stages of a relationship.

Are you struggling with your mental health at work or at uni? Are you feeling depressed or anxious? Have you suffered from trauma recently or in your past? Are you a part of the BAME community? Does it feel overwhelming right now? Would you like someone who gets it to listen to you and help you through your difficulties? Would you like a safe, reflective space to heal and gain peace of mind so that you may begin to thrive in life rather than continuing trying to just about survive?

I am a Chartered Clinical Psychologist who enjoys working with children and adults of all ages, with a particular interest in working with teenagers and young adults. In my work and training I have developed specialist skills to help people who have experienced traumatic life events, and those who are adjusting to and managing physical health conditions and other complex situations. I am committed to helping people manage difficulties associated with PTSD, complex psychological trauma and the difficult emotions that arise when living with a health condition.

Are you trying to stay afloat and somehow not feeling that you are succeeding with that? COVID-19 has brought many different mental health and relationship issues to the fore. Depression, loneliness, anxiety and relationship tension within families are on the rise. With therapy people can make their desired changes in their lives and live more fully in the present by appreciating their gifts and uniqueness. You can resolve personal, relational or professional issues once you understand the role that you play in them and how you can utilise your inner gifts and reveal your authentic self to the world.

We all need to be listened to. Perhaps you feel depressed, anxious or lost. Are you ready to explore why this may be? When we feel safe to speak openly and be heard deeply, we can begin to make sense of who we are, what we want, and how things might be different. Psychotherapy provides a safe place to explore feelings. Week by week, in a calm space, we begin to think about the present, reflect on the past and ponder the future. Psychotherapy can feel daunting, but it may be the most worthwhile thing you ever do.

Every day living can be overwhelming at times. Being in a distressing situation as such, can allow you to start accepting who you truly are and to reach out to the life you want. We will work together to make sense of these experiences and how you can use them in order to make the changes you want. We can work together within the framwork of Cognitve Behavioral Therapy and Eye Movement Disentitization Reprocessing Therapy.

I am a skilled and experienced Chartered and Counselling Psychologist specialising in treating a variety of problems, with particular specialism and interest in working with depression, anxiety, survivors of trauma and victims of human trafficking. I am compassionate and sensitive to your needs and I am happy to see people individually and/or with partners/family to fit your therapeutic goals. My background as a mixed race Muslim female has influenced my position as an anti-oppressive and intersectional psychologist

I have dedicated the majority of my career as Clinical Psychologist thus far to helping people suffering from various forms of eating disorder, such anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder or emotional eating. By working with these conditions, I have developed a deeper understanding of the difficulties connected to them, such as different types of anxiety disorders and depression, perfectionism and obsessive-compulsive symptoms. I use different interventions deriving from a wide range of psychological theories, including motivational enhancement therapy, interpersonal therapy and cognitive behavioural therapy. Please, for more information visit my website: www.luciagiombini.com

Gabriela van den Hoven is an Associated Fellow of the British Psychological Society. She is a Highly Specialist Psychologist Psychotherapist that offers treatment and consultation for issues that can be related to emotions, anxiety, depression or relational problems. She is widely experienced in her field, having worked for several years in the NHS and in private practice. Gabriela, has also been a visiting tutor at the Institute of Psychiatry and taught at Salomon's University.

I am a couple and family psychotherapist who works with clients in Central London. I work with diverse issues and have extensive experience with dysfunctional relationships, infidelity, sexual addictions, compulsivity, and divorce. Also, I hold a background in working with children and youth in CAMHS settings.

Dr Kondel-Laws is Consultant Clinical Psychologist with 20 years clinical experience across Infant, Child and Adult mental health services. In her clinical practice with adults, her expertise is in helping identify and work through intergenerational cycles of trauma – her clients refer to this as trauma with a small ‘t’, such as complex developmental trauma/family trauma/narcissistic abuse. Clients she has worked with report these difficulties in the context of bullying at work, couple /marital/relationship difficulties and attachment/parenting and birth trauma/difficulties. Specialist support offered to families during Covid-19.

I am offering online support and related to mental health issues heightened by the current circumstances utilising CBT and EMDR skills: 1. supportive sessions to help manage the emotions and symptoms you may be facing and to help you learn more helpful ways of dealing with distress. 2. EMDR therapy sessions to deal with trauma either recent or past.

I provide a safe, gentle and non judgemental space to talk. As an integrative counsellor, I accept that as individuals we are all unique and have different needs when seeking therapy and support. I believe that it is ultimately the relationship between the client and therapist that is fundamental for a trusting, understanding and safe therapeutic alliance and this allows for the opportunity to explore your feelings, emotions, relationships, ways of thinking and patterns of behaviour.

Therapy is a healing journey that leads to a deepening of our inner resources, something human and sustaining. A strengthening of a life-affirming resolve in us. There’s a readiness in turning towards therapy. A courage too, that we may discover in ourselves and draw upon in addressing emotional and psychological difficulties such as anxiety, trauma, depressive tendencies and so on.

Life can get difficult and overwhelming at times and we may need support to find clarity, emotional fulfilment and happiness. My services aim to help people who are going through a difficult time in their lives or who simply want to understand themselves better and get more from what life has to offer. Whether you are feeling sad, going through a significant separation or bereavement, experiencing difficulties in relationships, feel anxious and overwhelmed, feel you have parts you would like to explore or there is anything that is bothering you, I can offer an accepting and warm space to talk through these issues.

I am a BACP-registered counsellor and psychotherapist who supports adults to navigate uncertainties and upheavals in their lives, reflect on emotions, behaviours and relational patterns that may be causing them difficulty, and explore ways forward. I have experience of working with issues including bereavement and loss, stress, depression, low mood, relationship problems, identity and life changes. I am also passionate about supporting families who have experienced the particular challenges of having a baby or child who is very unwell, including those who have had to spend time in neonatal or paediatric hospital care.

Hello, My name's Alex. I am a relationship therapist. I trained with the relationship specialists Relate and see individuals, couples and families. I worked for Relate in central London until 2019 and now see clients privately in Bloomsbury and Wandsworth. People see me about a wide range of issues - relationships, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and many more. In my experience, the moment you've got in touch, we're halfway towards finding the solution: we have some understanding of what the issue is and we're doing something about it.