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Hello, I’m Roy. I’m a BACP registered Counsellor trained in Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy and have been in private practice since 2023, after a long and very varied career in the tourism industry. I see clients online or in-person in Deptford, London SE8. My practice is open to adults over 18, of all orientations, religions, races, sexualities and identities. I have particular lived experience and unique understanding of working with people who identify with the spectra of LGBTQIA+, kink, polyamory, multigamy (NM, ENM, CNM) and neurodiversity. I work integratively and intuitively, combining different modalities that fit my clients as well as working holistically with mind, body and

I practise near Highbury Fields and online depending on what suits you best. As a fully qualified counsellor, I will offer you understanding, empathy, and compassion (and sometimes honest, gentle challenge) as we work together. If you are looking for a LGTBQ+ counsellor, I am a cis gay man. 

Hello! My name is Gagan (he/him) and I am a Clinical Psychologist and the Clinical Lead at Collective Psychology. Alongside my expertise in working with common mental health difficulties, I have a special interest in helping people talk about areas of their lives such as sex, sexuality, relationships, race, and culture.

Hi, I’m Skye, an integrative counsellor, registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP), reflective parenting group facilitator, grief tender and fellow human experiencing the beauty and pain of this world.  As a counsellor and person experiencing life’s ups and downs, my approach is to be alongside you in solidarity and with care, warmth and empathy, so that you don’t have to navigate it alone.  I take a whole person approach that affirms all your identities and experiences and incorporates your body, mind and heart.  I see clients online, in person indoors and outdoors in Brighton.

Hi, I’m Zen (he/they) and I’m an integrative psychotherapist here to support you through all avenues. In a world that’s trying to erase our identities, I am here to remind you that you’re not alone, and that we can build a safe space together that validates your identity.

I am a queer Black therapist and the founder of Yard of Greatness, a healing space dedicated to supporting Black and other racially marginalised people to recover from the emotional and psychological impact of racism and oppression. My work is rooted in the belief that many of the struggles we carry that include anxiety, burnout, shame, addictive or compulsive behaviours, difficulties in relationships, and low self-worth, often make more sense when we understand them in the context of racial trauma, intergenerational trauma, and systems that have historically devalued our bodies and identities. I offer a compassionate and reflective space where

In a world where perfection is seen as an attainable goal, in my therapy room I offer an alternative: curiousity and play.  Counselling and psychotherapy provides a space just for you. To speak and be truly heard and have all aspects of you be welcome. I celebrate imperfection to allow you to discover your most authentic self, and an environment where all people, whether wounded or healing, will always be welcome. In practice, I work in a similar way to how I play music with my (amateur) orchestra: finding something bigger than ourselves through working together, and letting go of

Hi, I’m Kane. My therapy approach is integrative and collaborative. I begin gently and person-centred, focusing on helping you feel safe, heard and understood. As our work develops, we may explore deeper patterns, including how earlier experiences shape the ways you relate to yourself and others now. Ultimately, I believe therapy is bespoke to you and your personal experiences. I see therapy as a space where difficult experiences can be spoken about openly, sometimes for the first time, and where new ways of understanding yourself can begin to emerge.