If you’re looking for therapy in London, you’re trying to find help with something — anxiety that won’t settle, relationship difficulties, low mood, grief, feeling stuck, overwhelmed or unsure what to do next. Find a therapist who works with the issue, using words that make sense to you.
Choosing a therapist to work with in therapy
When you are looking for therapy in London, many therapists have particular areas of interest or specialism so please take a look at the individual profiles to find out more and who might suit you. Click an image to view the individual profile of the therapist.
Use the filters to show therapists who work daytime or evening or with couples/families as well as individuals.
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- Day (7am-5pm)
- Eve (5pm-10pm)
- Couples Therapy
What things can I discuss in therapy?
Emotional Issues
Therapy can help with a wide range of personal and emotional issues that we face.
Subjects that arise frequently are anxiety, grief, anger, stress, depression & self-esteem.
Relationship Issues
Relationships come in many different forms, intimate, family, social and work.
Subjects that arise frequently are communication, affairs, lack of intimacy, sibling rivalry.
Working Life Challenges
Working life can be fulfilling and there are times when we find it challenging and stressful.
Subjects that arise frequently are bullying, assertiveness, lack of confidence, work/life balance.
How do I choose the right therapist to work with?
Research shows again and again that the effectiveness of the therapy or counselling is determined by the relationship you have with your therapist or counsellor.
It is therefore important that you find someone who you feel comfortable with and who you can build a trusting relationship with. Every therapist, counsellor and coach has particular areas of interest or specialism so please have a look at the individual profiles to find out more and who might suit you.
Please feel free to chat on the telephone to a few therapists or to meet several before deciding who you would like to work with. The initial session is an opportunity for both you and the therapist to decide if you would like to work together.
Not sure which Psychotherapist or what ‘type’ of therapy you need?
If you are uncertain which psychotherapist will best match your needs then please contact Sandhya Bhattacharya by email, and she will help you find a therapist available at a time that suits you.
Sandhya’s Contact Details
enquiries@citytherapyrooms.co.uk
If you are in crisis and need to speak to someone urgently
Please note, this is not an emergency service and it may take time for you to arrange an initial appointment with one of the therapists.
If you need to speak to someone urgently, please consider contacting one of the following services:
The Samaritans
Open 24 hours, seven days a week: Call 116 123 www.samaritans.org
Specific Samaritan link on wanting to kill yourself: I want to kill myself
If speaking to someone over the phone does not feel right for you, you can make contact via email to: jo@samaritans.org
Befrienders
Suicide support befrienders.org
Professional Registration
All therapists who run their practice from City Therapy Rooms are registered with a professional body: BACP, BPS, BPC, UKCP, HCPC, BABCP, SEAUK, COSRT, NCS, BAAT.
For more about each of these organisations & about what qualifications mean … Any Questions?
All therapists are self-employed and manage their own appointments. When therapists take therapy space they are required to show evidence of professional qualifications, insurance and membership of professional bodies.
They are each required to be in supervision and their supervisors have confirmed the accuracy of the content of their profiles on this website. They are each independently accountable and their presence on our website does not constitute an endorsement by us of their competencies.
