Therapist after a divorce Post Reply

[emsken]

A great friend of mine has just been through the most horrid divorce from her emotionally abusive ex-husband and really needs to find some confidence and inner strength. I genuinely think she would definitely benefit from seeing a therapist of some description, but we don't know where to start! If anyone has any recommendations/suggestions, I would be hugely grateful. Many thanks

[emsken]

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[StormontRoad]

Highly recommend Pam Custers in Wimbledon. 07914 411729. She is a compassionate, highly practical therapist with a great deal of experience in this area.

[curly]

James Mann 0207 622 8700 or 07713 168831. He is based in Clapham Common old town

[kaboodle]

There's a good private therapist based at Thurleigh Road practice

[mgb]

Lorna Clay 077885 294191

[J&J]

Exceptional - Ros Carman

http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk ... ros-carman

therapy@roscarman.co.uk

[May Simpkin]

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There's a great early bird offer before 15th December too.

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[Jonathan-Plant_Guy]

A very dear friend of the family was in the same situation and visited Jimi Sayo of Hypnotherapy Results in SW16 020 3287 2055.
As a result, she has become stronger and more confident and we would now always consider hypnotherapy as an option in future.
Hope this helps.

[getitsorted]

The divorce guru for this common crisis is Kate Daly. Divorce counsellor and coach who founded http://www.familychangeportal.co.uk/family-change-associates/ and now the incredible online startup for divorcing couples: http://amicable.io

Even better - she is located in this Nappy Valley and is a fully recovered divorcee, as am I. I wish I had known Kate years ago. Divorce would have been so less stressful and antagonistic.

Sarah

[benaldo]

A great friend of mine has just been through the most horrid divorce from her emotionally abusive ex-husband and really needs to find some confidence and inner strength. I genuinely think she would definitely benefit from seeing a therapist of some description, but we don't know where to start! If anyone has any recommendations/suggestions, I would be hugely grateful. Many thanks

The British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) is a membership organisation and a registered charity that sets standards for therapeutic practice and provides information for therapists, clients of therapy, and the general public.

They have this 'find a therapist' tool on their website: http://www.itsgoodtotalk.org.uk/therapists/

Good luck.x

[actuallyadad]

North & South Wines in Broomwood Road is enormously helpful