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I am a creative, enthusiastic, open-minded counsellor based in Bristol, specialising in transactional analysis. I run the Cactus Counselling web site where you can find more information about me. I'm currently accepting new clients, so please email me, send me a message via my contact page, or call me using the number below if you are interested in discussing an initial session. While you are welcome to reach out to me for any issue, I am particularly interested in working with childfree by choice or childless not by choice clients, anyone estranged from family, or adult survivors of childhood bullying.

I offer Psychotherapeutic Counselling, and hold a Diploma in Transactional Analysis Practise.

I offer a confidential, caring and non-judgmental counselling and psychotherapy for individuals and couples. Specialising in Transactional Analysis, I use an humanistic and integrative approach to support you on your journey to achieve your full potential. I will enable you to explore and understand why you are behaving, thinking and feeling the way you do, giving you the opportunity to make changes int he areas you would like to. Alternatively, you may not be able to identify your problems but have a vague feeling of being blocked, stuck or you feel you are limited by repeated patterns of behaviour that you would like to change. I will work with you, on your path to explore these areas. I provide short and long term therapy, face to face, online or telephone.

I am a Certified Transactional Analyst and a Provisional Supervisor in psychotherapy. Originally I am from Ukraine, but I currently live and work in the UK. I am particularly interested in working with people who have gone through dramatic or difficult life changing experiences. I truly believe that everyone can make the decision to change their life for better, and work towards that goal step-by-step. I am ready to help and support you on this journey, and will be happy to accompany you on the path to understanding yourself. My fees: Online individual session (50 min) – £60 Online family and couples session (75min) – £90 Online supervision (50 min) - £60 Online supervision for contractual trainees as a Principal Supervisor (50 min) - £50 Training and group therapy – individually priced There are discounts for certain groups of clients. Please, email me and together we can find a format that will work for you.

As a therapist I draw on a 30 year background in the healthcare field. I am a fully qualified UKCP Accredited Psychotherapist end Certified Transactional Analyst. I am a PTSTA (Provisional Training and Supervising Transactional Analyst). I hold a diploma in supervision.

My name is Stefan and I am based in Eastbourne, East Sussex. I work mostly online these days, but face-to-face meetings can also be arranged, including outdoors. As a native German speaker, I can work in German and English. I have been practising since 2019 and have worked with a wide range of clients. I have extensive experience with neurodivergence, particularly Autism and ADHD. I am also very open to work around the subjects of spirituality, Near Death Experiences and Past-Life Memories.

I offer short and long term counselling in-person and online for adults and young people. Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, perhaps you are experiencing unfamiliar, confusing or unwelcome thoughts & feelings you would like to explore. The journey into seeking counselling isn't always brought on by a trauma or specific event - it can also be a desire to gain a greater understanding of ourselves & our feelings. You may want to make changes in your life & are unsure where to start, or you may want some support with a particular problem. I can offer you a safe, non-judgmental & confidential space to explore any difficulties you may be facing.

In our bustling lives, where responsibilities, deadlines, and expectations of career, relationships, and personal growth pull at our every moment, it feels like navigating stormy seas and it's easy to lose sight of yourself amidst the turbulence. Finding a sanctuary for our wellbeing is vital. Imagine a place that's always safe and secure, a haven from the stresses and worries of your everyday life. Welcome to Caladh, I'm Rory, my speciality is using Transactional Analysis (TA), a form of social psychology that helps you understand your personality, how you interact with others and how past life events could be affecting your here-and-now experience of the world around you. Working with me can lead you to greater self-awareness, and increase your understanding of why you react to situations the way you do, leading to a healthier relationship with yourself, family, friends and work colleagues. You can lift depression, ease your anxiety and overcome other problems that can affect your mental wellbeing. You are in charge of your own therapy and the direction it takes. I won't tell you what to do or what not to do - therapy will give you the tools you need to make your own decisions about your life. Working together we can overcome negative thoughts and behaviour patterns that may be holding you back from achieving your goals. Practice description: I founded Caladh Counselling and Psychotherapy (Pronounced; Ka-La, from the Gaelic word meaning harbour or haven) to provide a sanctuary for your wellbeing, from grief, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, stress or other challenges. Find an escape from the dreich and dowie days, a safe, nurturing space where you can heal, transform, and unlock your full potential. Get in touch and we can arrange an informal, free, consultation session...

Hello. I’m Camilla, a Psychotherapist trained in the modality of Transactional Analysis (TA). I am deeply committed to this work, particularly the therapeutic relationship as I believe that it is this that facilitates healing. I am compassionate, empathetic and sensitive (HSP informed) to the needs of clients. I bring 20 years experience as a Lecturer of Psychology, alongside experience of motherhood, marriage and my own transformative therapeutic journey. I am passionate about perceptions around neurodiversity, particularly ADHD and how it is understood and diagnosed. My degree in Philosophy and Psychology significantly influences the way that I practice – I have a particular interest in existential concerns. I live in Kendal with my husband, three daughters and much loved dog. I love reading, walking and watching documentaries.

I’m Ben, a psychotherapist based in York, and I support people to resolve life and relationship difficulties. I started Flux in 2019 with four main focuses, therapy, training, supervision, and consultancy. I have a huge passion to work therapeutically to make positive sustained changes, whether that is personally, professionally, or within an organisation. Often we feel life’s pressures, or that there is some is just ‘wrong’ but we are unsure of what ‘it’ is, we can resolve the it - to make you more you. I support clients with childhood trauma, complex diagnosis, as well as seemly day to day issues. In our sessions I tend to work flexibly, drawing on a range of specialisms to relationally explore what makes you, you. We collaborate together at your pace to help you manage what you have been experiencing, and then work together to help you take back control. My passion is to support people to make sense of what they are experiencing, and become free. I am UKCP, UKATA, and SWE registered. If you are interested and want further information I would encourage you to either make contact with me or look through my website or some of the other links below. https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/counselling/ben-groves-york-eng/875801 https://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/ben-groves

I work with individuals over the age of 18, face to face at The Wilbury Clinic, Hove and online. And couples face to face. I have experience working with a wide range of presentations. I offer a free of charge initial telephone consultation.

When working with me, you can expect a warm, empathetic environment to explore any issues you’re facing and process your feelings. I believe each person is the expert about themselves and my role as a therapist is to be a companion on your journey of self-understanding. Everyone has a different goal from therapy, but my hope is that you can leave our sessions feeling listened to and understood. I work with clients experiencing a range of issues and clients from different backgrounds and life experiences. I often work with people experiencing anxiety, depression, stress and low self-esteem, and individuals experiencing problems in their work, family or romantic relationships. I have experience of working with neurodiversity, including ADHD and Autism, and am committed to the neurodiversity affirmative movement. I also have experience working with young adults, particularly university students. I don’t believe therapy should be depoliticised: social, cultural and political realities affect our mental health. I am committed to social justice and liberatory practices, which informs my practice. I am trauma-informed and a LGBTIQ+ affirmative counsellor.