Therapy Circle

Find a registered UK practitioner who fits what you need. Free to use for clients and practitioners.

For people looking for help

Start with what you would like help with

Feelings, relationships, everyday activities, communication or swallowing — search in your own words, then by place and online or in person. No account is needed. When someone looks right, request a private introduction; fees and sessions are arranged with them directly.

How to choose Who does what Finding NHS support Useful links and free support
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For people looking for help

Finding a therapist

For anyone seeking support: how Find works, short guides, and example listings.

How Find a therapist works

Browse registered practitioners in every profession, then request a private introduction. No account is needed to search.

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Search by what you need

Describe what you would like help with, or filter by profession, approach, place, and online or in person.

2

Read profiles

See professional register details, how many people have anonymously confirmed working with them, and who is open to introductions.

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Request a private introduction

Your message goes to the practitioner. Fees and sessions are arranged with them directly.

Guides for people seeking help

Short notes on registration, fit, first sessions, different professions, and NHS routes.

How to choose a therapist

Questions to ask, what a first session can feel like, and what “fit” means across professions.

Who does what

How each profession describes its own work — from occupational therapy and speech and language therapy to arts, play and talking therapies.

NHS and free routes

Hub of Hope, NHS Talking Therapies, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy routes, and charity options when you need another path.

All guides · Free resources · Useful links

What Find listings look like

Illustrative examples across professions — a counsellor, an occupational therapist and a speech and language therapist. Live cards appear when members choose to list publicly.

RP

Riley Price

Counsellor · British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

Person-centred counselling for adults. Online UK-wide; in person Cardiff.

CounsellingAnxietyOnline

Confirmed by 10 or more people · Open to introductions

SK

Sam Khan

Occupational therapist · Health and Care Professions Council

Occupational therapy in adult mental health: daily routines, pacing and getting back to work.

Occupational therapyWork and return to workIn person

No confirmations yet · Open to introductions

JN

Jordan Ng

Speech and language therapist · Health and Care Professions Council

Communication, and stammering and cluttering, for young people and adults. Bristol and online.

Speech and language therapyStammering and clutteringEither

Confirmed by 4 people · Open to introductions

Find a therapist How to choose · Guides

For therapists & allied practitioners

For practitioners: join the peer network

For registered practitioners: how membership works, what you get, and how to join — free.

How membership works

Membership is free. Every profession joins on the same terms and is listed alphabetically — no profession ranked above another.

Join — free See how it works

Anonymous confirmations

Send private, single-use invitations to people you have genuinely worked with. They confirm anonymously; only a count shows — no names, scores or reviews.

Anonymised referrals

Pass suitable work to peers with structured handovers. Never include client-identifying details.

Always free

Free to use. No listing fees, no ads, no commission on your sessions.

Every profession welcome

Every profession joins on the same terms and is listed alphabetically.