Therapists that deal with Anxiety
If you suffer from anxiety and looking for a therapist who specialises in anxiety the following therapists specialise in anxiety and related issues.
Many will offer a free in confidence chat to establish if the can help.
Mary Cahir
If your life is not going how you would like it to be and you are not sure how to make it better or what to do, this is a good enough reason to see a therapist
Tracey Worrall
When you are seen without judgement or expectations, this can give you room to grow.
Samantha Lapping
offer a safe space for you to explore your emotions, life experiences, behaviours, and ways of thinking. I am an Integrative Therapist, which means I am trained in more than one school of therapy.
Ruth Dixon
I offer a safe space free from judgment where you can learn to listen to your body and be heard without preconceptions
Kasia Wawrzyniak
My experience enables me to explore and gain knowledge about problems from the client’s perspective and helps me to consider clinical problems in their wider social, and cultural contexts.
Jemma Dennis
Life and relationships are not easy to navigate, and if you’re experiencing anxiety and depression, or going through difficult times, things can feel overwhelming.
Rachel Gunning
I am non-judgemental with the aim being to support individuals to set goals and develop behaviours to improve their satisfaction with life
Sarah Portwine
Choosing to engage in therapy can be a daunting prospect, my aim is to make you feel at ease by using a non-judgmental and empathetic approach in a safe and confidential space
Samantha J Hudson
I have established an excellent reputation for making my clients feel at ease which encourages them to talk about their traumatic experience and the changes they wish to make in their lives.
Paula Dickinson
Working Collaboratively Means The Therapeutic Journey Is one That We Will Walk Together,
Side by Side
Leo Puttock
We put up barriers to protect ourselves from emotional pain. We push people away, we damage relationships and we neglect ourselves. It doesn’t have to be this way. To heal we must accept our vulnerability and allow ourselves to feel
Claire Shaw
Feeling stuck? At a crossroads in your career or emotional life? Even the strongest among us can feel lost, unsure, ambivalent, or unhappy at times.
Amber Archbold
My approach is non-judgemental, warm, empathetic and curious. No two people have the same experience and my role is to understand you within your context to help understand and make sense of your experience.
Alicja Szalinska
As a person centred Brainspotting practitioner, I blend talking and creative counselling with an innovative fixed eye position brain-based therapy. This unique therapeutic approach is a powerful tool for exploring and addressing clients’ problems.
Graeme Dunn
My ultimate goal is to provide clients with a comfortable, non-judgemental, therapeutic space to do our work.
Kelly Watkins
I aim to equip individuals with a greater understanding of themselves and the necessary skills to overcome past difficulties and current challenges
Denise Freeman
My aim is to understand your presenting issue in depth, look for patterns in relationships and current behaviour and to work with you to formulate effective solutions.
Katherine Nickoll
I am a warm, calm and non-judgmental counsellor. I welcome those who need to unburden their troubles and unravel their muddles.
Ruth Andoh-Baxter
Wherever you are on your personal journey, our lives have purpose. Your individual purpose is not comparable to anyone else’s – it is all about you. It’s what makes you feel complete, content and at peace with yourself.
Katriona O’Connor
Katriona was warm, understanding and had great insight into why I was feeling the way I was. I felt so comfortable from the get-go we built a strong level of trust, and that has let me open up in ways I previously haven’t wanted to
Gemma Grainger
The key to counselling and psychotherapy is that it is a space that is your own; one that is empathic, safe and non-judgemental. I will listen to you.