Anxiety therapy in London is available from a range of qualified practitioners working with individuals across the area. This directory lists therapists specialising in anxiety who offer sessions locally, including both in-person and online appointments.

Therapy in London

London is one of the world's most diverse cities, with a population of over nine million people. Access to mental health support — whether in person or online — has never been more important. The Therapist Finder lists accredited therapists across all London boroughs, making it straightforward to find qualified support wherever you are in the city.

What is anxiety therapy?

Anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns in the UK, yet it is still frequently left unaddressed for years. It goes well beyond ordinary worry — for many people it is a persistent state of dread, tension, or fear that shapes everyday decisions and quietly limits life. It can show up as racing thoughts, a tight chest, disturbed sleep, irritability, or an inability to switch off. Sometimes it is tied to specific situations — social events, health fears, work pressure. Sometimes it is harder to pin down, a background hum of unease that never quite settles.

Anxiety is the mind and body's alarm system stuck in the 'on' position. Understanding why it has become stuck — and learning to work with it rather than fight it — is what anxiety therapy is for. With the right support, most people find significant, lasting relief.

Lisa Morgan

I offer high-quality ADHD diagnostic assessments for adults, alongside post-assessment support to help you understand the outcome and…

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Robert O'Flaherty

Specialising in men’s issues, including sex problems (erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, sex addiction / sexual compulsions, and…

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Sara Saxon

Seeking support can sometimes feel difficult, but I see it as a thoughtful and constructive step towards understanding and change. I offer…

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Semeyra Sarwar

Semeyra is a BACP-accredited counsellor with over 15 years’ experience supporting adults and young people with their mental health, life…

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Sophie Amoni

I am an experienced integrative psychotherapist (MA, IFS Level 3) working with individuals, couples and a range of relationship structures…

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John Ridley

MBACP member and MNCPS Accredited integrative counsellor and CBT therapist practising in Soho, Central London, and online for clients…

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Dr Anne Li

I am a Chartered Counselling Psychologist with over 14 years of clinical experience across the NHS and private practice. I am registered…

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Lucy Roberts

UKCP-accredited and BACP-registered psychotherapist and fertility counsellor, based at The Practice in Great Portland Street, London W1W…

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Simon Rudd

UKCP registered and MBACP member integrative psychotherapist practising in Bloomsbury, Central London, and online. He trained at the…

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Ania Dyczkowska

I am a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist with over a decade of experience providing psychotherapy for individuals and couples in Central…

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Luq Adejumo

I have Master’s degree (MSc) in Person-centred psychotherapy and a Diploma in Contemporary Person-centred psychotherapy from The Metanoia…

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What to expect from anxiety therapy

Anxiety therapy usually begins with an honest conversation about your experience — what the anxiety feels like, when it tends to arise, and how long it has been affecting you. From there, your therapist will draw on approaches suited to you and the nature of your anxiety.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is one of the most evidence-based treatments, helping you identify and challenge the thought patterns that fuel anxious responses. Psychodynamic therapy takes a longer-term view, exploring the underlying beliefs and past experiences that contribute to anxiety. Some therapists also integrate mindfulness, breathing techniques, or somatic work. Most people notice meaningful improvement within 8 to 16 sessions, though some benefit from longer-term work.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find an anxiety therapist near me?

The Therapist Finder lists verified, accredited therapists across London and the UK. You can filter by location, specialism, and session type — in person or online. Browse the listings on this page to find anxiety therapists working in your area.

How much does anxiety therapy cost in London?

Private anxiety therapy in London typically costs between £60 and £120 per session, depending on the therapist's experience and location. Some therapists offer sliding-scale fees based on income. You can also explore NHS-funded therapy via your GP, though waiting times vary.

How long does anxiety therapy take?

For many people, a short course of 8 to 12 sessions of CBT produces significant improvement. Others benefit from longer-term therapy, particularly when anxiety is longstanding or connected to deeper patterns. Your therapist will discuss this with you in an initial consultation.