Victoria Therapy Centre, Saltaire

16/03/2026

Welcome Shaun!

The latest therapist to join the Victoria Therapy Centre is Shaun, a qualified and experienced counsellor working with adults and young people age 11+.

Shaun takes a person-centred and integrative approach, utilising different therapeutic techniques.

With a background in education Shaun has a particular interest in supporting those working in schools as well as students themselves.

Shaun is insured and registered with both the BACP and NCPS bodies, abiding by their code of ethics.

For more information or to contact Shaun, please visit our website or email shaun@victoriatherapycentre.co.uk

05/03/2026

In-person therapy in Saltaire, Bradford

Victoria Therapy Centre provides therapy rooms for qualified psychotherapists, counsellors and psychologists. From our beautiful listed building in the heart of the village, our team offers a range of talking therapies including CBT, counselling, EMDR and hypnotherapy and serves a diverse range of clients from age 3 upwards.

Clients come to therapy to seek support for a range of issues including anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship problems, work related stress, low self-esteem, childhood trauma and much more. Also we are now pleased to offer autism and ADHD assessments.

For more information on our services and our therapists, please visit our website - see link in bio.

04/03/2026

A one-day retreat in Shipley joint-led by eco-therapist and one of our team, Jenny. See link below for more information.

Join us in a beautiful setting this spring for a one day retreat to explore our relationship with nature, the sacred and living well.

26/02/2026

EXTENDED OPENING HOURS

Victoria Therapy Centre is pleased to announce we are now open at the earlier time of 8:45am on weekdays.

Regular opening hours are as follows;
Monday to Friday: 8:45am till 8:30pm
Saturday: 9am till 5pm

Please contact therapists directly via our webpage to find out about their availability within these hours.

29/12/2025

For urgent support

Please remember if you need support over the festive period that Safe Spaces is open 365 days a year.

Whatever you’re going through, the team at Safe Spaces is ready to listen, support and walk with you through it.

For anyone aged 5 and over, they offer sameday urgent support for people in emotional distress in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven.

You don’t need a diagnosis or a referral - just reach out.

Call First Response on 0800 952 1181 and ask for “Safe Spaces”.

More information: healthyminds.services/safe-spaces.

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29/12/2025

Welcome AJ!

2025 is my twentieth year as a qualified counsellor – so I’m marking this by opening a brand new Facebook Business page! Welcome to my (fairly small-scale) centre of operations – this is me at my little desk, where I meet a good number of my counselling clients via Zoom video calls. I also use consulting rooms in Baildon, Bingley or Saltaire, in West Yorkshire.

Counselling (or therapy) comes in all shapes and sizes, but ultimately a therapist is someone who’s trained to listen, someone who’s there to help you feel safe and get what you’re going through. Perhaps you’re tired of people not understanding you, or telling you what’s wrong with you, or trying to fix you, or providing you with solutions that don’t connect with your actual experience… and you’d just like someone to be interested in your story, first of all: someone to listen.

So if you are curious about therapy… or if you simply want to find out more, but aren’t sure about committing to sessions just yet… then give me a yell. Happy to help.

29/12/2025

Are you a new dad? Be aware of your own mental health and don’t hold back on asking for help.

Professor Green and Ryan Libbey open up about how fatherhood affected them and how you can protect your mental health.

05/12/2025

Are you experiencing grief?

It’s Grief Awareness Week and grief is something many of us have experienced and can understand.

Grief is commonly associated with the death of a loved one one, be it a friend, family member or pet and feelings of loss following a bereavement are natural emotional response. However sometimes the emotions may feel overwhelming and continue into the longer term impacting other aspects of your life such as your job and relationships.

Also grief may not be the death of a person but can be the ending of a way of life. You may be relocating or changing jobs and be excited about the prospect but it may also come with feelings of sadness.

Are you experiencing grief but feel like the sadness has been impacting your life too deeply for too long? Are you starting to recognise signs of depression? If the answer is yes, then it may be time to seek some support.

Our counsellors have a range of skills, qualifications and experience and are able to support those dealing with bereavement. Just visit our website to find out more.

05/12/2025

Are you struggling to get an ADHD and/or autism assessment?

Clinical psychologist Dr Samara Ali now offers assessments privately from the Victoria Therapy Centre.

Just email samara@victoriatherapycentre.co.uk or call/text 07359 669258 for more information.

The health secretary says the aim is to tackle a rising demand for services and pressure on the NHS.

11/11/2025

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c051mdgd1ddo

It's easy to feel gloomy in winter, but here are three ways to help you manage the darker days and even embrace them.

08/11/2025

🍁🍂 Autumn walks 🍂🍁

Now the clocks have changed and the leaves all falling were well into autumn despite the unusually mild temperatures.

It makes for a beautiful morning walk to soak up the fresh air, stretch those muscles and release some dopamine. Dopamine is a chemical that wgen released in the brain improves mood, increases energy and boosts brain power. Consequently it is so important for our mental health

Therefore the benefits of an autumn stroll cannot be played down. Try to push yourself and get motivated by taking steps to improving your mental health this November.

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10/10/2025

Today is World Mental Health Day

World Mental Health Day takes place every year on 10 October. It’s a reminder of the importance of good mental health and the need to prioritise and invest in good mental health.

This year’s theme is ‘access to services - mental health in catastrophes and emergencies’. The theme highlights the importance of people being able to protect their mental health in times of global instability.

For links to crisis services, visit the Mental Health Foundation website or the Mind website, call 111 or call 999 in an emergency.

For those in the Bradford district, contact First Response on 0800 952 1181 or contact Safe Spaces or Bradford District and Craven Mind.