Find counsellors in Cambridge

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Whether you're looking for some therapeutic support or a way to sort things out if you're going through divorce or separation, I hope that I can help. Based in Cambridge, I provide counselling, mediation, family consultancy and relationship/divorce coaching services to clients from all walks of life. As a counsellor, I work with individuals and couples

Claire Godward has been in post since 2010. She takes the strategic lead for the organisation, recommending new developments and seeking out funding opportunities. Claire is a qualified Solicitor having been in private practice locally for over 30 years before leaving the profession to work at Relate. She was the managing partner of a well known local

My name is Gill Morgan-Shelbourne and I am a professionally qualified and British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy accredited counsellor/psychotherapist based in Cambridge. I specialise in the treatment of stress, anxiety and OCD, depression and a low sense of self-worth. My experience has taught me that these emotional states usually benefit

Are you looking for a counsellor in Cambridge or St Ives? I offer a confidential therapy service providing counseling and psychotherapy to people in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and Suffolk. Your Cambridge counsellor provides face-to-face counselling in central Cambridge (weekdays and Monday evening) and in St Ives

My name is Tom Godsal and I am a psychotherapist and counsellor (registered with the UKCP) based in Central Cambridge. I offer short or long term therapy to adults on an individual basis. The aim of this website is to provide information on psychotherapy and counselling as well as to give you some insight into how I work. Hopefully it will also give

If you are considering having counselling and live in the area around Linton, Cambridgeshire this information could be helpful for you. My counselling practice is in Linton, a few miles from Cambridge, Saffron Walden and Haverhill. If you have never experienced counselling before here are a few points you may want to consider. First of all counselling

Counselling and therapy are interchangeable terms that entail the use of talking therapies. They aim to enhance people's well-being and bring effective change into their lives. Counselling and therapy involve a process in which clients are not given advice but they have the opportunity to find their own insight and understanding of their problems.

I am an experienced and sensitive psychosexual and relationship therapist. Trained at the internationally-renowned Tavistock Centre in London, I am committed to providing confidential professional support to couples and individuals at private practices in Norwich, Cambridge and Saffron Walden. Working for the NHS Psychosexual service, I am experienced

Wendy and Kathy are now offering all therapy and supervision sessions online only for the foreseeable future. We are finding this works well and can be equally helpful to working together in person. This of course is dependent on clients and supervisees being able to find a safe, secure and uninterrupted space at home or elsewhere where sessions can

Counselling is a place for you to be you. Free from judgement, it is a place for you to look at thoughts and issues which have been established over many years, to examine how they came to be and any problems which have arisen as a result. Through engaging in the therapeutic process and slowly opening in a constructive manner, it is possible to gain

Typical problems that people bring to counselling include low-mood, depression, feeling stuck or trapped, anxiety, stress, feeling unhappy at work, eating issues, over-doing drink, drugs, gambling or computers, relationship issues (work or personal), identity issues, family problems, bereavement, career uncertainty or dissatisfaction, life-stage issues