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Looking for a therapist who truly understands queer, trans, non-binary, non-monogamous, and neurodivergent experiences? You don’t have to explain or justify who you are here. I offer a supportive, non-judgemental space where we can explore whatever you’re going through, at your pace, and in your own way. I work as a facilitator rather than a director, supporting you to deepen understanding, build awareness, and move towards what matters most to you.

My name is Paul (they/he) and I am an attachment-based psychodynamic counsellor and counselling supervisor registered with the BACP and working in the centre of Glasgow with adults (18+). If you feel helpless, alone or misunderstood, therapy can be an experience that will help you to gain an understanding of where you are in your life and bring about lasting change. I aim to help you identify the patterns you may not realise you are repeating and hopefully help you claim a sense of control.

I am a queer-identifying and queer-affirming psychosexual therapist, and my approach focuses on reframing perspectives, proactive action, feelings of aliveness, and self-compassion. I believe therapy is not just a treatment option for mental health difficulties but is also a tool for personal development and growth. It’s about connecting us to our own humanity, and then to each other. I believe and engage with therapy as a continuous process of growth and emotional maintenance.

Hi, I’m Karen & I work with individuals, couples, and multi-partner relationships across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum, offering a warm, supportive space to explore who you are & how you connect with others. If you are coming out later in life, feeling uncertain in your relationships, or wrestling with parts of yourself you have had to keep hidden, you are not alone. I’m here to help you make sense of it all, whether that is exploring your gender or sexuality, building trust in a relationship, or healing from past experiences that still carry weight.

Welcome. Life can feel heavy or confusing, especially when you are carrying more than others realise. If you feel lost or stuck, therapy can offer space to slow down and reconnect with your true self. Reaching out takes courage, and even searching for the right therapist is already an act of self-care. I am proudly queer, and as a BACP registered and highly trained therapist I offer in person or online sessions, whatever works best for you. This is a confidential and fully accepting space to feel understood and move towards something lighter.

Are you feeling that life is uncertain right now? Is it difficult to feel understood by those around you? Maybe you are facing challenges in your close relationships and this leaves you feeling alone. I am a qualified Psychodynamic Counsellor and our work together could explore these struggles, and see how you might look at dealing with them in an empowered way. I work with individual adults online and in person from Elgin in Moray, Scotland. I work with gender, sex and relationship diverse clients.  Please note my current in person space is not adapted for wheelchair access. It is

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 help Millennials, Gen. Z, and members of the LGBTQ+ community navigate modern life.My specialisms include anxiety, depression, burnout, perfectionism, family challenges, relationships, self-esteem, identity, bereavement, & GSRD. I offer both in-person and online sessions. If you’re in Bristol, I’m based at Willway Yard, in BS3. I currently have availability for both new online and new in-person clients.

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.