Counselling Organisations in Bidford On Avon, B50

Do you need someone to talk to? There can be many times in life where it feels difficult to cope. Talking to a counsellor can help you find clarity...

The London Therapy Foundation (LTF) exists to promote best practice in the many and varied theatres of mental health. We provide the highest level of...

Miriam Bannon is a Senior Accredited Psychotherapist (BACP) trained to work wit with a broad range of presenting issues including Eating Disorders. Miriam is happy to arrange a call to discuss if she is the right therapist for you.

Solihull Counselling and Counselling Courses

Life feeling a bit tough right now? We can provide you with a safe space to talk, in person or remotely. Appointments are available 6 days a week, low cost option available. Contact us now to discuss how we can help YOU.

Only service to offer a range of 18 therapists operating under one roof. Avoid the uncertainty of approaching individual therapists; our initial consultation designed to find you the right professional. Prompt service with no waiting lists.

CBT For You offers individual evidence based Psychological Therapy. I use CBT and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help you stop struggling, feel better and engage with life in a way that's meaningful to you. Fully accredited to The BABCP

Equanimity CBT offers CBT Therapy in Warwickshire, Worcestershire and the West Midlands. Kenneth Finlayson is a highly experienced CBT therapist providing psychological therapy for emotional, behavioural and mental health problems, in confidence.

We are an affordable, accessible counselling service offering integrative counselling for children and adults. Based at Newman University in Bartley Green, Birmingham, our team of friendly counsellors are here to support you or a loved one now.

We are a small group of Buddhist therapists with a deep interest in exploring issues that affect your personal and spiritual well-being. We recognise that suffering is a noble truth in life and that it is ok to reach out and talk to someone about it.