Ralph Claxton - Leeds I work with individuals, couples, students, families, young people and groups. I also deliver therapy to clients with addictions including drug, alcohol, sex and gambling.
Kevin Hanley - Croydon The therapeutic relationship is predicated on trust and discretion, offering a secure, impartial environment where clients are listened to without prejudice. My objective is to create a safe space for you to delve into your thoughts and feelings, off鈥�
Jane Larkman - Bolton Hi, my name is Jane and my philosophy and the core of my counselling belief is each person is the master of their destiny and given the right tools and environment can gain; the strength, confidence and empowerment to bring about the change they are 鈥�
Emma-Jane Harris - Bridport Do you feel like you are battling something? It may be anxiety or depression; anger or regret; a difficult relationship; a memory, grudge or sense of somehow being 鈥榳rong鈥�. It may be that you find yourself repeating negative patterns of behaviour or 鈥�
Robert Thomson - Brighton Experience I have worked for over 14 years as a psychotherapist for adults in Brighton and Hove: with the NHS in 4 trusts, the Rock Clinic, a substance misuse service , a cancer service and privately. Education My undergraduate degree was in Philo鈥�
Dorne Hardyman - WIMBORNE There are many reasons why you may find the support and ability to discuss a difficult time in your life with a caring and non judgemental professional counsellor. Depression, bereavement, personal loss, disappointment, marital issues, low self-este鈥�
Hubert Clarke - Romford I have been a counsellor and psychotherapist coming up to 25 years, during this period I have been a clinical supervisor and have lectured in Counselling and psychotherapy, from certificate to MSc levels. I am committed to providing quality individua鈥�
Kimberley Thompson - Glenrothes I am a warm, empathetic and reliable professional counsellor dedicated to providing a non-judgmental and confidential space for people to explore and understand past and present struggles. 鈥↖ work from a pluralistic approach, this means I am trained 鈥�
Caroline Harrison - Oxford When you're struggling or feeling unsure, it's sometimes easier to talk to someone who doesn't have any preconceptions about who you are and how you live your life. 鈥婱y aim is to understand where you're at and what's not going so well for you. Then, 鈥�
Patricia Ibe - Uxbridge My main counselling approach is person centred and my training enables me to use a range of techniques to support you in a safe space, where you can be talk and be heard without fear of judgement. I work empathically with my clients, with the aim of 鈥�