About the therapist finder
A UK directory of verified, independent therapists, founded by psychotherapist Luisa Kos. Every therapist is checked with their professional body before their profile goes live, and we list individual practitioners only.
Ready to start? Find a therapist.
Meet the founder
Luisa Kos
Founder, psychodynamic psychotherapist and couples therapist
The Therapist Finder brings together two parts of my working life: technology and psychotherapy.
Before becoming a therapist, I worked in web design and user experience. I later trained at WPF Therapy and Tavistock Relationships, and now work with couples and individuals in South London and online.
Creating this directory has been the best of both worlds: drawing on my experience in tech to help people find the right support, with a therapist’s understanding of how difficult that first step can be.
The aim is simple: a directory of verified therapists that is clear and easy to use. We check every therapist’s registration with their professional body before their profile goes live, and list independent practitioners only.
Alongside the directory, I’m building a community where therapists can share ideas, referrals and support. It’s still early days, and I enjoy being closely involved, listening to feedback and making the site better as it grows.
What we do
Therapist Finder is more than just a directory—it’s a specialised platform that connects people with the right mental health professionals based on their unique needs.
Easy search by speciality
Whether you’re looking for a therapist specialising in anxiety, relationships, trauma, or another area, you can filter your search to find the right professional.
Clear, concise listings
Each therapist profile provides key information to help you make an informed choice.
Mental health insights
Our platform also publishes expert content on mental health topics, different types of therapy, and tips for emotional well-being.
Why choose us?
Here is why
The Therapist Finder connects you with highly specialised therapists tailored to your specific needs—whether it’s anxiety, relationships, trauma, or more. With clear profiles and easy search filters, finding the right support has never been simpler. Start your search today.
Is therapy right for me?
Understand the signs that therapy could help and what to expect from the process.
Different types of therapy
From CBT to psychodynamic therapy—find out which approach might be best for you.
What to expect ?
Feeling nervous about starting therapy? Here’s what typically happens in your first appointment.
Meet our featured therapists
Meet some of our therapists
Looking for the right therapist? Our directory connects you with experienced, qualified professionals who specialise in a wide range of mental health and relationship challenges. Whether you need support for anxiety, depression, couples therapy, or personal growth, you’ll find trusted therapists ready to help. Browse our featured therapists today and take the first step towards lasting change.
Elizabeth Power
Under 5’s, parent-infant/child Psychotherapy. Individual Psychotherapy 0-25yrs, from once weekly to intensive, (up to 4 times per week).
Nicol Batra
Mid-life wondering, men’s issues, depression, anger, fear and shame. Specialisms in addiction, suicidality, male identity issues. Also: ethnicity, identity, sex and sexuality. Fusing East and West.
Deke Carter
Do you ever feel like you’re just carrying too much?
Whether you are navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, or low self esteem, life’s challenges can easily leave you feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck. Sometimes, you just know that something isn’t right, even if you can’t quite put it into words.
I offer a warm, compassionate, and completely confidential space in Rayleigh and Rochford, Essex, and online. Here, you can feel truly heard, understood, and supported entirely without judgment.
Counselling isn’t about being fixed; it’s about exploring your thoughts and feelings at your own pace. Together, we will work toward:
• Deeper self-understanding and a stronger sense of who you are.
• Improved emotional wellbeing so you can feel lighter and more grounded.
• Healthier, practical coping strategies for life’s ups and downs.
• Navigating relationship difficulties and major life transitions with confidence.
Support should fit your life, which is why I offer flexible sessions both in-person in Rayleigh and securely online.
Ready to take the first step?
You don’t have to figure it all out today. I invite you to get in touch for a free, 15-minute telephone consultation. It’s a completely pressure-free chance for you to ask questions, share a bit about what’s on your mind, and see if we feel like a good fit for your journey.
Malky Cutler
I offer a warm, supportive and confidential space where you can talk openly about whatever is troubling you, without fear of judgement. As a qualified Humanistic Integrative Counsellor and registered member of the BACP, I work with adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, bereavement, relationship and family difficulties, low self-esteem, emotional overwhelm and life changes. My approach is gentle, compassionate and tailored to your individual needs. Together, we can explore your feelings, understand patterns that may be holding you back and find ways to move forward with greater confidence. I offer face-to-face counselling in Mill Hill, London, as well as online appointments, with flexible daytime, evening and Sunday availability.
Thomasina Bates
I am trained to help people with various types of Trauma, PTSD, Anxiety, OCD, Bereavement, Depression, Work challenges and general Life challenges. Most of us in our lifetime will encounter psychological suffering where we could do with others support. When we find someone willing to really listen and hold space, it can feel like a relief and a breathing space to slow down and start a journey of recovery to rediscover our healthy authentic selves and feel much better with more control in our lives.
Justine Aspey
I am a trained Systemic Psychotherapist and Family Therapist, registered with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and a member of the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Psychotherapy (AFSP) with an MA in Systemic Psychotherapy. I work alongside children, families, couples and adults, helping navigate change, complexity and the things that feel stuck. My style is curious, grounded and straightforward: I don’t arrive with a formula, and I won’t sit silently while you do all the work. Together we look at how each person’s difficulties connect to their relationships, culture and experiences, so that change makes sense in the context of real life. Many of the ways we respond to stress, conflict and closeness are learned long before we notice them. They are shaped by early family life and the attachments we form as children, and are often passed down through generations. Understanding those patterns can make it easier to choose something different. Whether I am working with a family, a couple or an individual, the aim is the same: to strengthen communication, identify strengths and find a way through periods of stress or breakdown, and develop new ways of understanding and supporting one another, in a space that is safe, reflective and focused on lasting change.
