British Therapists on Pleso Therapy

Stephen Robinson offers a warm and person-centred approach, adapting flexibly to each individual's unique needs. He provides support for a range of challenges including trauma, bereavement, grief, anxiety, low self-esteem, and the complexities of neurodiversity. Stephen has extensive experience working with young people, refugees, and forces veterans, offering a safe and non-judgmental space for exploration. His aim is to empower you to navigate life's ups and downs, helping you discover your own solutions and build resilience.

Brendan Moore is a compassionate therapist specialising in supporting adults navigating the challenges of bereavement, loss, anxiety, and self-worth. He works primarily with Person-Centred Therapy, integrating elements of Existential and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to explore emotions and foster self-understanding. Brendan creates a warm, understanding, and comfortable space, allowing individuals to lead their sessions and discover their own paths towards greater inner peace and well-being. His approach encourages deep emotional processing and helps clients explore new perspectives on their experiences.

Louise Bennett is a compassionate Person-Centred and Existential therapist, providing a warm and respectful space for you to explore life's complexities. She supports individuals navigating challenges such as anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, midlife transitions, and coming to terms with neurodivergent diagnoses like Autism or ADHD, as well as existential questions about meaning. Grounded in empathy and honesty, Louise works particularly with women receiving later-life neurodivergent diagnoses and people experiencing complex family dynamics, helping them to reconnect with their values, gain self-awareness, and feel empowered in their decisions.

Tara Massie is a warm and supportive Person-Centred therapist who specialises in helping individuals navigate anxiety, depression, loneliness, and family challenges, including those faced by young adults. With five years of professional experience, Tara offers a safe, non-judgemental space where clients are empowered to lead their sessions, gently exploring their thoughts and feelings, and understanding how past experiences might shape their present. Her background as a registered nurse also provides a unique depth of understanding for clients, particularly those living with serious health conditions or experiencing significant life transitions.

Tony Horsburgh is a highly experienced therapist with 8 years of post-qualification experience, offering a warm and compassionate Person-Centred and Human Givens approach, alongside an integrative style tailored to your individual needs. He specialises in supporting clients navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and workplace stress, providing practical tools and strategies to enhance emotional wellbeing and daily living. Tony works with young people and adults, including military veterans, career-focused professionals, and those dealing with addiction. Clients consistently describe him as attentive and supportive, offering empathetic guidance to empower them to achieve their personal goals and live fulfilling lives.