Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - CFS/ME

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) otherwise known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a condition that clients can bring to psychotherapy.

Do you or your partner have M.E.?

M.E. (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) was recognised in 1969 by the World Health Organisation as a disease which impairs the function of the Central Nervous System. Despite the disabling effects of this condition, some of which are similar to M.S., it is little known and barely understood by a significant proportion of the medical profession.

If you or your significant other have been diagnosed with M.E., you may welcome the opportunity to talk in therapy about how the symptoms affect your daily life, your relationship and your ability to work, about the frustrating wait many experience in getting a diagnosis and the fact there are few supportive treatment programmes available which are tailored to the individual.

You may benefit from being counselled as a couple; regular counselling via Skype is a possibility for those who find travelling difficult, after an initial face-to-face session.

Therapists Specialising in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - CFS/ME:

Nicholas Rose

Evangelos Raptis

Cris Prade