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Find affordable and accessible mental health therapy in London

 

Deciding to start a therapeutic journey can be a daunting prospect - and it's natural to want to find the best therapist for your needs. Whether you're seeking short or long-term support, there are plenty of experts available in London.

My Health Assistant lets you find suitable therapists in your local area without the added stress. Find available professionals, compare rates, and book directly through our website.

 

Why use MyHA to find psychotherapy in London?

 

The therapeutic relationship is one of the most important factors in successful psychotherapy.

Instead of typing psychotherapist near me in London into a search engine and reviewing hundreds of results, our website lets you find and compare available therapists - without the extra work.

Just type your postcode or location into our search bar, view the results, and book your session.

 

What can a psychotherapist in London help with?

 

Psychotherapy is one of the most effective treatments for mental health issues. While medication can reduce your symptoms, talking therapies are long-term solutions that treat the underlying cause of your symptoms.

 

Mental health issues

 

Psychotherapy is highly effective in the management of conditions like clinical depression, Bipolar disorder, and personality disorders. A therapist can help you learn how to identify triggers and manage your symptoms.

 

Emotional difficulties

 

High-stress jobs can lead to burnout and anxiety over time. Psychotherapists can support a range of emotional challenges, including low confidence, poor self-esteem, social anxiety, and avoidant behaviours.

 

Past traumas

 

Past traumas can cause long-term difficulties. Losing a loved one, dealing with abandonment, or previous abuse may result in long-term difficulties with your work and personal life.

Therapists provide a supportive space for exploration and can help your journey towards healing.

 

Available psychotherapy services in London

 

Psychotherapy is a diverse field that continues to evolve. While many people still choose traditional talking therapies, you can also explore specialised fields of psychotherapy.

 

General psychotherapy

 

Psychotherapy is an umbrella term that encompasses a range of therapies, including CBT and psychodynamic support. Once you book a consultation with a qualified therapist, they'll assess your needs and goals, then recommend a treatment approach.

This approach could focus on one type of therapy or combine multiple techniques for optimal results.

 

Hypno-psychotherapy

 

For individuals with deep-seated issues or trauma, hypno-psychotherapy can be beneficial. It combines hypnotherapy with psychotherapy techniques, which helps clients navigate through difficulties.

Many people find that this form of psychotherapy offers lasting results because it creates a calm space for relaxation and exploration.

 

Biodynamic body psychotherapy

 

Biodynamic body psychotherapy is a unique approach for treating anxiety, past trauma, and stress.

It combines traditional therapy with bodywork and massages to help patients feel more grounded and able to explore their emotional difficulties in a calming space.

 

Couple's therapy

 

A specialist counselling psychologist works with couples to explore relationship issues and find a solution. There are multiple types of therapies available, including integrative counselling, CBT, and emotional therapy.

 

Psychotherapy for children and adolescents

 

While many therapists support adults, it takes a highly skilled professional to work with children and adolescents.

Psychotherapists can offer treatment for past traumas, including bullying, losing a loved one or abuse, but they also give young people the chance to explore stress, depression, and anxiety in a confidential space.

 

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Cristiano Bruschi | Therapy Space

Counsellor | Psychotherapist

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London
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Graham Thomas | TherapyMe Psychotherapy

Counsellor | Psychotherapist

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London
19 years experience
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Glen Gibson | Counselling London Psychotherapy

Counsellor | Psychotherapist

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London
27 years experience

Choosing a Psychotherapy Clinic in London

 

How to use MyHA to find psychotherapy in London

 

Our website is a simple way to find professional psychotherapists in your area. Here's how it works:

Search: Enter your postcode or location in the search bar, and our website will display relevant psychotherapy services in your area.

Compare: Compare the results and narrow them down by clinic location, rates, and appointment availability. You can also find therapists who specialise in working with couples, children, and adolescents.

Verify: We go out of our way to ensure that the psychotherapists listed on our website are registered with professional bodies such as the UK Council for Psychotherapy and the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Reading reviews from previous patients can help you choose the right professional.

Book: Get in touch with the psychotherapist through our website to arrange your appointment.

 

Access psychology practitioners today

 

Whether you're looking for a psychotherapist with experience working with young people or are seeking support for long-term trauma, our website makes it easy for you to find suitable professionals.

If you have any questions about how to navigate our website, please get in touch with us today.

 

FAQs

 

Which locations do you cover for psychotherapists in London?

 

You'll find psychotherapy clinics and independent practitioners across Central, North, South, East, and West London. However, the most popular locations for psychotherapy include:

City of London

Marylebone

Fitzrovia

Covent Garden

Hackney

Camden

Kensington

Chelsea

Clapham

Brixton

Islington

 

Is there a difference between a clinical psychologist and a psychotherapist?

 

Yes, the main difference lies in training and certification. An experienced clinical psychologist has a strong scientific and research background. They work with multiple patient types and must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.

Psychotherapists may specialise in one or two therapy types, and they're able to support individuals with complex difficulties. However, a clinical psychologist typically works with more severe cases.

 

Which type of therapy is right for me?

 

It depends on the type of support you're looking for. For example, traditional CBT can support personal development by helping you develop an understanding of your thought patterns and teaching you more effective mechanisms.

For negative experiences during critical growth years, a more explorative form of psychotherapy is often more beneficial.

Most London psychotherapists offer a free initial consultation, where they'll discuss your difficulties and recommend a therapeutic practice that aligns with your long-term goals.