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What does a depressive episode feel like?

Finding answers to difficult questions is an important part of understanding yourself and what you need.

What does a depressive episode feel like?

Understanding support can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure everything out alone. Professional support can make a real difference. Counselling provides a safe, confidential space to explore your thoughts and feelings. There's no pressure to have all the answers—your counsellor will work at your pace. Below you'll find counsellors who specialise in this area. Each brings their own approach and experience, giving you options to find someone you connect with.

Counsellors who may be able to help

Kim Gregory
Counsellor Therapist
Pembrokeshire
Online & In-personMicrosoft TeamsPhoneZoom

Welcome to my Counselling network profile. I am a trained and qualified counselling therapist working with adults, children, teenagers and young people. I am…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with abuse, adhd and more
  • Offers online and in-person sessions
  • Based in Pembrokeshire
Works with:Career counsellingMenopauseDyslexiaSocial anxietyOlder people's counsellingEmotional abuse
Karin Usher
Psychotherapist
City of Glasgow
OnlineZoom

I work with women who’ve survived childhood abuse/neglect, and sexual assault. Women who’ve spent years holding it together, often in silence. Therapy is a…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with abuse, dissociation and more
  • Offers online sessions
  • Based in City of Glasgow
Works with:Physical abuseNarcissistic abuseGeneralised anxiety disorder (GAD)Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)Sexual assaultTrauma
Jenna Fraser
Professional Counsellor
Midlothian (County of Edinburgh)
Online & In-personZoom

I believe many people spend their lives performing, surviving, striving, or adapting themselves to meet other people’s expectations. Counselling offers a space…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with abuse, anxiety and more
  • Offers online and in-person sessions
  • Based in Midlothian (County of Edinburgh)
Works with:Low self-esteemAnxietySuicidal thoughtsLow self-confidenceAttachment disorderSelf-harm
Joanne Reed
Counsellor Therapist
West Yorkshire
OnlineGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsPhone

Hello, I'm Joanne, an Accredited BACP Grief & Loss Counsellor specialising in bereavement, including suicide loss. I offer online and telephone counselling for…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with affairs and betrayals, anxiety and more
  • Offers online sessions
  • Based in West Yorkshire (+13 areas)
Works with:MiscarriageBereavementRedundancyAnxietySocial anxietySelf-harm
Jacquie Haylett
Professional Counsellor
Somerset
Online & In-personGoogle Meet

I am an experienced integrative counsellor accredited with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy MBACP (Accred). I am also qualified as…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with abuse, adhd and more
  • Offers online and in-person sessions
  • Based in Somerset (+4 areas)
Works with:Older people's counsellingCarer supportBereavementAbusePost-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)ADHD
Nicky Wilkinson
Professional Counsellor
Lincolnshire
Online & In-personGoogle Meet

I am dedicated to supporting clients with a wide range of challenges, such as low self-confidence, anxiety, low mood, bereavement, stress, burnout, trauma, and…

Why this counsellor may help
  • Works with abortion, abuse and more
  • Offers online and in-person sessions
  • Has 3 client testimonials
Works with:BereavementStressAvoidant personality disorderMoneyNeurodiversityAutism

Experiences that may feel familiar

If you are looking for a therapist who balances deep empathy with a structured, professional framework, Miles Torchwick is outstanding. Over the course of eight months, he helped me navigate severe...

The contrast between the little me that started seeing Annette and the big Me that I am now is stark. I was disappointed, disillusioned and depressed, always pleasing others. I felt exhausted and...

“Dear Katrina, thank you for working with me. I feel like I have my life back and will take the skills forward. For the first time in a long time I feel positive about the future”