About the therapist finder
The Therapist Finder was founded by Luisa Kos, a psychotherapist with a previous career in web design and user experience. After years of seeing how difficult it can be for people to find the right therapist—and how frustrating directory platforms can be for therapists themselves—she decided to build something better. The platform brings together her clinical experience and technical background to create a directory that’s intuitive, human-centred, and genuinely useful. The result is a faster, clearer and more personalised way to connect people with the support they need.
The Therapist Finder is a directory of verified, independent UK therapists. Every therapist is checked before their profile goes live. We do not list therapy platforms, corporate aggregators, or companies using multiple managed profiles. Find a therapist now, use our Therapist finder.
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.
Linda Kralovics
You may be feeling overwhelmed by emotions, stuck in unhelpful patterns, struggling in relationships, or wondering why you react the way you do. Whatever has brought you here, you’re welcome.
Tanya Poonawala
Therapy is a space for you and about you. It’s a space to understand yourself, explore self-awareness and self-regulation, and navigate complex experiences. I am curious about you and your inner world – through communication and reflection, we build a space to uncover it. Being a queer Indian therapist allows me to comprehend balancing identities and moving between spaces that don’t always feel welcome. Self-compassion can be hard when social structures are not made for you. Your unique experiences are welcome here. We spend initial sessions understanding your story and building trust. Most of my clients experience small shifts and improvements in well-being in 6 weeks. I incorporate art, music, play, mindfulness, and somatic practices where needed. We can explore different approaches that feel right for you. Through our work, we will attempt to build a more cohesive version of you that can find regulation and stability in different environments.
Kelsey Wiemer
Life can leave us feeling disconnected—from ourselves, our bodies, our relationships, and the life we want to be living. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, low mood, OCD, chronic stress, trauma, or simply feeling stuck, therapy offers a space to slow down, understand what’s happening beneath the surface, and begin responding to life in new ways. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms or diagnosis, we’ll explore the patterns that keep you stuck and build the skills that support flexibility, resilience, and lasting change. Together, we’ll develop greater awareness of your thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships, and bodily experiences so you can respond with intention instead of running on autopilot. My approach is collaborative, active, and tailored to you. Alongside evidence-based CBT, I integrate mindfulness, compassion, and embodied practices where appropriate, recognising that meaningful change happens through both mind and body. For clients who are interested, I also offer CBT-informed yoga and mindfulness practices as part of our work together.
Ian Anderson
I am a Chartered Psychologist registered with the HCPC with over 40 years of experience. I have worked in private practice with over two thousand patients and supervised more than 100 therapists. I am separately qualified in various fields of applied Psychology including Clinical Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Counselling Psychology and Occupational Psychology. I now deliver all my counselling and therapy by the following methods: video conferencing; telephone sessions; real-time online chat; and email. I believe that matching the right therapy delivered by the right therapist to an individual is the key to therapeutic success.
Jeanette Walker-Guy
I offer online and telephone counselling for adults and young people aged 16+ across the UK. In-person sessions may also be available at suitable locations across the North East, depending on room availability and by prior arrangement. You may be experiencing anxiety, stress or burnout, grief and loss, relationship or family pressures, questions around identity or belonging, or a significant change in your life. I also support people affected by disability, long-term health conditions, neurodivergence and caring responsibilities. I provide a calm, thoughtful and down-to-earth space where you can talk openly, understand what you are feeling and begin to find a way forward that feels right for you.
Filiz Yilmaz
Living between cultures can be enriching, but it can also leave you feeling lost, disconnected or unsure where you belong. I am a BACP registered, integrative psychotherapist supporting people who have moved countries, international professionals and others navigating life between cultures.
