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Hello, and a very warm welcome to my page. My name is Tilda, and I’m a qualified person-centred counsellor and psychotherapist. Warmth, empathy, and authenticity are at the heart of my practice, and I am driven to offer a safe and affirming space for all. I hold a neuroaffirming approach, meaning together we can adapt our sessions to fit you as an individual – no matter your neurotype.

My name is Matthew (he/him) and I offer support for anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship issues. My specialisation is working with people who are LGBTQ+ and ADHD / Neurodivergent, however, I offer a warm welcome to all. Having personally experienced the challenges of living in a heteronormative and neurotypical world, I understand the complexities of dealing with feelings of shame and rejection. I believe these feelings can be overcome and I offer a new hope for living comfortably and authentically.

Hi, I’m Claire & I’m a qualified person-centred counsellor working online (Zoom or other secure video platform) and on the telephone, and have undertaken specialist training to enable me to work in these ways. I work with clients aged 18+ from all cultural backgrounds, of different sexualities & genders and (dis)abilities.  

Are you experiencing challenges in your relationship or exploring what connection means within the context of your partnership? As an experienced couples psychotherapist with a BA (Hons) in Integrative Psychotherapy and a member of the British Association of Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP), I specialize in supporting LGBTQ+ relationships, offering a safe space to explore, heal, and grow. I understand that LGBTQ+ relationships and non-traditional dynamics, such as polyamory or open partnerships, bring unique joys and challenges. Whether you’re working through communication issues, managing external pressures, or addressing internal conflicts, my evidence-based techniques can help you build understanding and navigate your

Hello       I’m Justin, an Integrative psychotherapist and Suervisor working within a relational and developmental approach.  For most people that doesn’t mean very much, so there is some more information about what I believe and how I work below.       My work tends to be longer-term, but will always reflect what you need as a client.  I a particularly interested in working with issues around self and identity.

I currently have online spaces available, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday daytimes. I am currently offering online and telephone therapy. Please feel free to get in touch if you wanted to discuss what working together might look or feel like. I offer a free 30 minute consultation and I’d be happy to answer any questions you might have. A little bit about me! My is Daniel (he/they). At the heart of my work is incorporating LGBTQ+ affirmative approaches, Buddhist Psychology and spiritual practices for wellbeing, social justice and collective liberation. I’m privileged to have worked with many diverse clients of different ages, genders,

I am Londoner living and working in Camden and have been a practising counsellor/psychotherapist & supervisor for over 30 years . I identify as a gay man and, whilst  seeing a broad range of clients I also have extensive experience working within LGBTQ+ community both as a therapist and supervisor I offer time limited and open ended therapy mainly for individuals but I also have experience of group and couples work. I do this both in person and online. I have  particular experience and interest in working with people who identify as neurodivergent

I am a qualified Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist registered with both COSRT and the BACP.  Alongside my private practice, I work as a Psychosexual Therapist at Leicester Sexual Health Services with the Midlands Partnership NHS Trust. I am also an internal assessor for CICS (Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology). Previously I have worked in mental health psychiatric units, forensic units and dementia mental health care. I was also a sessional lecturer of forensic psychology HE level.

At times, the reasons we seek therapy are evident, like experiencing a challenging or traumatic event, feeling disconnected or isolated, battling anxiety, depression, or struggling with unproductive behaviour patterns. However, on other occasions, the reasons might not be so apparent. You may perceive life as stagnant or lacking inspiration, or perhaps societal pressures and social constructs have become overwhelming. No matter what emotions you’re experiencing, we can work together to explore and understand them.