Person centered therapy in York

Manor House Dental Practice York is a leading provider of dental services located in the Acomb neighborhood. This practice is dedicated to helping patients achieve confident smiles through a wide range of clinical treatments. Specialized services include orthodontics with fixed metal braces to correct alignment for both adults and children. The clinic also offers restorative solutions such as wisdom tooth removal and teeth lengthening for those affected by grinding. Emergency same-day appointments are available to address urgent dental pain or injuries promptly.

“We have been patients for 4 years since moving to the area and have had excellent care and treatment from the team. Practice is well maintained and presented and caring staff and clinicians. We are glad we chose them to be our dentist.”

“I’ve just returned from Nuffield York after a hernia operation, and the care I received was outstanding. Mr. Chitsabesan and the whole team were fantastic — professional, kind, and reassuring throughout. Nurse Tori Rosheen was especially helpful and patient, answering all my questions with a smile. The facilities were spotless, calm, and comfortable. I felt completely at ease and very well looked after. Thank you Nuffield York!”

York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre is a dedicated mental health facility located on Bishopthorpe Road in the historic city of York. This center offers a range of therapeutic services based on the effective Human Givens approach to emotional health. Core services include personal psychotherapy, counseling for various life challenges, and professional supervision for therapists. The practitioners focus on providing clear, honest, and practical support to help clients feel better quickly. The environment is designed to be comfortable and relaxed, ensuring a safe space for all visitors.

York Psychological Therapies is a dedicated mental health service located in the peaceful Millers Yard on Gillygate. The practice offers a range of psychological therapies designed to help individuals manage anxiety, stress, and complex emotional challenges. Clients are provided with a safe and non-judgmental space where they can speak freely about their experiences. The therapeutic approach is tailored to each individual, fostering a sense of acceptance and security from the very first session.

“Very happy to have found freedom care. They were able to give me an appointment on the day.The osteopath, Maud, was very reassuring, professional, and hands on (exactly on the right spots). I was pleased and relieved with the treatment and booked a follow up.”

St Saviourgate Dental Care is a long-standing dental practice situated in a beautiful, modern facility in the heart of York. The clinic offers a comprehensive suite of dental services, including root canal therapy, dental implants, and orthodontic braces. They also provide cosmetic enhancements such as professional teeth whitening and restorative dental work. The practice is known for its high standards of care and its ability to handle complex referrals from other dentists. The environment is designed to feel homely and clean, helping to put even the most hesitant patients at ease.

“I had my second knee replacement under the care of Mr Cash in September. Everyone at the hospital were really kind and caring. Mr Cash explains everything in layman’s terms and is very approachable. A good experience all round.”

“Great little hospital realy friendly and helpfully staff”

Jon Bell Counselling offers professional therapeutic support situated in the Acomb area of York. This practice serves as a dedicated space for individuals looking to navigate life's challenges and improve their mental resilience. Specializing in counselling and sport psychotherapy, the practice helps clients build self-confidence and believe in their own abilities. Sessions are available for a wide range of issues, including anxiety management and personal growth. The therapist provides both in-person and online talking therapy to accommodate different needs and schedules.

“Hello, how are you sir, do you have a patient named Susan Thomas?”