Work and wellbeing · therapist directory
Therapists for the working week, and the rest of life.
Browse therapists who list support for work-related stress and workplace issues. Each profile also shows their other areas of practice.
Common starting points
Not sure which fits? Start with a therapist's name, or any topic close enough.
Browse by what is going on at work
Every therapist here lists workplace issues. Most also work with a wide range of other areas, shown on each profile.
- Workplace issuesWorkload, pressure and how things are going at work3,795 profiles
- CareerDirection, change and decisions about work1,279 profiles
- Stress and anxietyFeeling wound up, stretched or on edge3,433 profiles
- Compassion fatigueFeeling worn down by work that involves caring for others864 profiles
- CommunicationDifficult conversations, being heard, conflict3,051 profiles
- Life changesA new role, a job ending, retirement and other shifts2,466 profiles
- Purpose and directionWorking out what matters to you2,860 profiles
- Confidence and self-worthHow you see yourself, at work and away from it2,739 profiles
- Money worriesFinancial pressure and what it brings with it823 profiles
Also listed by therapists here:
A few of the therapists listed
Each profile sets out their background, approaches and the areas they work with.
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Derrell Tidwell Experienced LCSW for stress and life change -
Felice Roth Experienced California LMFT focusing on work and wellbeing -
Dr. Robert Wilson Experienced counselor for life and work issues -
Debbie Chirikos Compassionate LCSW guiding practical change -
Debra Bryant Experienced LCSW for life and work wellbeing -
Dr. Neil Summers Experienced counsellor for stress and relationships -
Vivienne Robertson Experienced counsellor focused on work and wellbeing -
Lourens Human Experienced counsellor for work and wellbeing
How to use this directory
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Search or browse
Look up a therapist by name, or browse by topic or location.
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Read a few profiles
Compare background, approaches, experience and languages. Each profile lists all their areas of practice, not only work.
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Decide in your own time
Profiles explain how to look at online therapy options when you are ready. There is no account needed to browse.
Questions people ask
Who is listed here?
Therapists in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia who list workplace issues among their areas of practice. Each profile also shows everything else they work with.
Is this connected to my employer?
No. WorkAndWell.org is an independent directory. It is not linked to any employer, workplace scheme or employee assistance programme.
How do I compare therapists?
Profiles set out credentials, experience, approaches and languages. US profiles show license details and an NPI number where available; UK and Australian profiles show registration details.
What kind of help is this?
Therapists listed here offer talking support. They do not promise results, and this site is not a medical, legal or emergency service. For questions about your employment rights, an employment adviser is the right place to ask.
If things feel urgent or unsafe right now, do not wait for an appointment. See crisis numbers.
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Read how a few therapists describe their work, compare their backgrounds, and decide when it suits you.