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Hi, I’m Sian (she/her) and I’m an asexual and autistic counsellor, providing one-to-one therapy for adults in Abingdon, Oxfordshire and online throughout the UK. I specialise in working with neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ / queer clients through a social justice informed lens.          

Hello, I’m Cora. I specialise in helping Millennials, Gen. Z, and members of the queer community navigate modern life. My specialisms include working with anxiety, burnout, depression, perfectionism, relationships, low self-esteem, identity, family issues, bereavement, & GSRD.

Lianne Terry is a Psychotherapist who employs Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centred therapy to aid clients who are struggling to find happiness. As a qualified counsellor she specialises in exploring relationships, family dynamics and the process of healing childhood wounds as well as all issues relating to the queer community. Lianne’s therapeutic approach is characterised by its gentleness and warmth, with a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship between counsellor and client. She extends empathy, candour and unwavering positive regard to each of her clients, providing a secure environment for personal growth.

Hi I’m Kirsty and I have run my own private practice for approximately 15 years. I am an Accredited Integrative Therapist and Clinical Supervisor. I work in person, online and telephone. I have worked with the queer community throughout my career undertaking 1 to 1 work and couples. The relationship between myself and my clients is the most important factor. I am very down to earth in my approach I specialise in Trauma, Coming Out Later in life, Trans, Relationship issues, Couples Therapy, Separation Therapy, Attachment Issues and much more.

I am an experienced psychodynamic therapist who offers a warm, thoughtful, and relational approach to therapy. I believe change happens within a safe and genuine connection, where curiosity, compassion, and attention to unconscious processes and relational patterns are central. I also consider the broader psychosocial context, including family, culture, work, and social power dynamics, because these shape how patterns, feelings, and behaviours develop. Together, we can explore experiences from both past and present, using the therapy relationship as a space to understand these dynamics.