Chislehurst, BR7 — North West Kent

Psychotherapy & Counselling in Chislehurst

Chislehurst has a village feel that makes travelling into busy central London for a session feel unnecessary — and for many people, unhelpful. I'm Richard Lee, a BACP accredited psychotherapist and counsellor, and I work from a calm, private practice a short journey away in Bromley, near Bromley South station, so you can access specialist therapy without leaving the Kent and South East London area you already know.

Drawing on experience at the Priory and Nightingale Hospitals and specialist Post-Induction Therapy (PIT) training, I support people through anxiety, low mood, trauma, addiction and relationship difficulties — in person and online.

BACP Accredited Priory Hospital Nightingale Hospital PIT Trained
Planning Your Visit

Travelling from Chislehurst

The practice is at 67-69 Widmore Road, Bromley (BR1 3AA), a five-minute walk from Bromley South station. Chislehurst sits just a short distance away, making it a straightforward journey whether you come by train or car.

By Train

Chislehurst station sits on the Southeastern network. The practice is a short walk from Bromley South — a major hub offering frequent services — making the connection from Chislehurst quick and simple. If you'd like help planning your route, just ask.

By Car

Chislehurst is a short drive from the practice, with on-street parking available on Widmore Road and nearby streets — far more manageable than central London. The Glades Shopping Centre car park is also a three-minute walk away.

Online Alternative

If getting here isn't practical on a given week, I offer secure online therapy across the UK at the same standard and fee — and many clients mix both depending on their schedule.

A Setting That Lets the Work Breathe

There's a quiet value in attending therapy somewhere free of the rush and noise that can accompany a trip into town. A local practice means the before and after of your session feels gentler too — you're not sprinting for a train or decompressing on a long journey home. For work that asks you to slow down, the surroundings matter.

Is This for Me?

What Brings People to Therapy

There's no single reason someone picks up the phone — and no threshold of struggle you need to meet before asking for help.

Persistent Worry

Racing thoughts, overthinking, or a restless unease that follows you through the day.

Feeling Flat or Low

A loss of enjoyment, motivation or hope that lingers longer than you'd like.

Relationship Strain

Conflict, distance, or the same arguments resurfacing — with partners, family or friends.

The Weight of the Past

Old experiences — a difficult childhood, a loss, a shock — that still feel present today.

Drinking or Habits That Worry You

Alcohol, substances or behaviours that have quietly crossed from a crutch into a concern.

Simply Wanting to Understand Yourself

No crisis, no label — just a wish to know why you think and feel the way you do.

The Support Available

Specialist Therapy, Close to Home

These are the areas I focus on in my practice — each available to clients travelling from Chislehurst, in person or online.

Before You Get in Touch

Questions People in Chislehurst Ask

A Simple First Step

Ready to Talk? Start with Chislehurst in Mind

Reaching out is often the hardest part — and it's also the smallest step. Book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll take it from there, at a pace that feels right for you.

07932 329413  ·  hello@richardleetherapy.co.uk