Therapists in Liverpool

Elizabeth Farrow Bsc

Colour Purple Associates is the brainchild of Elizabeth Farrow BSc., which aims to promote positive attitudes towards mental health and well being throughTherapy ; education, personal and professional development, workshops, training, counselling, psychotherapy and clinical supervision

Colour Purple Associates offers "A new perspective" in Psychotherapy, Counselling and Mindfulness. Specialist trauma... [read more]

Gail Seddon-Davies

I would like to tell you about my journey to where I am today. Back in 2005 I had my first introduction into holistic therapies. I was a Reiki Master training in the technique of massage, it was during this time I first heard of Bowen Therapy from my tutor, who... [read more]

Eva  Nogales

ABOUT THE THERAPIST:

I am a cheerful, warm and empathic woman, with a real passion for my work. My sessions are never short of a sense of humour, which I consider necessary when it comes to talk about our own sexuality and relationships.

My office is based in Liverpool, but I also offer... [read more]

Matthew Eaves

Hello, I'm Matthew.

I understand that sometimes life's challenges can become overwhelming, and it's natural to want to escape from or fix them. I've experienced that struggle, and it was the transformative power of the counselling I received that led me to become a therapist. It's my role to help you navigate... [read more]

George Maxwell

I am a BABCP Accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist with over 8 years of experience working in mental health. I provide CBT and Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) for a wide range of disorders including Depression, Generalised Anxiety, Panic, PTSD, OCD and Phobias. I'm based in Liverpool, which is... [read more]

Jodie Boardman-Psychotherapist/counsellor

Hi, I am Jodie - A fully insured qualified Psychotherapist and a registered member of the BACP.

If you're exploring being diagnosed with Autism and/or ADHD later in life, it can be a life-changing experience bringing up some anxieties, and it's understandable that you may want to reflect on its impact... [read more]