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Asking yourself how you can make your life more meaningful, in spite of whatever issue you may be struggling with? Psychotherapy can help you make sense of it and move forward. I am a UKCP registered Existential Psychotherapist, and I specialise in working with issues surrounding gender, sexuality and identity, and the specific needs of the LGBTQIA+/ GSRD community. Get in touch if you would like to organise an introductory session.

Most of us experience times in our lives when we feel lost, stuck, or misunderstood. We may begin to question who we are, where we’re going, or why things feel the way they do.You don’t have to figure it all out alone. I offer a safe, inclusive, and stigma-free space where you can bring whatever is on your mind, openly and without judgment. A space grounded in honesty, acceptance, and genuine human connection.

My name is Jack Pijl and I was born in The Netherlands. I’ve lived in London since 2002 where I was able to come out as a gay man. I converted my career to become a psychotherapist to predominantly work with gay men to help them with the particular struggles this client group has. A great book by Walt Odets, ‘Out of the Shadows: the psychology of gay men’s lives’, made a great impression on me personally and professionally. I have been able to help many of my clients to make meaning of their often difficult journeys and stories.

Hi, I am an integrative transpersonal psychotherapist. I work both online and in person in my offices in Uxbridge (UB8) the New Forest (SO45) I offer affirming therapy for self exploration. I am a trans ally and often work creatively with people.  Typically people come to me for help in  life crisis, relationships, work, gender identity, bereavement  or for support through creative projects. I have accessible offices with one step access ( ramp available) The maximum width for chairs is 67cms.  Accessible toilet.

I’m a qualified Psychologist providing therapy sessions that are tailored according to your individual needs. I specialise in ADHD and autism, particularly supporting clients who had a late diagnosis in their 20s, 30s or 40s, and clients who don’t have a diagnosis but they are thinking about signs of neurodivergence in their family. I provide therapy and coaching sessions using CBT, ACT, mindfulness, person-centred counselling and Compassion Focused Therapy. I see clients with a variety of difficulties, including depression, anxiety, panic, stress, low self-esteem, anger, OCD, trauma, PTSD, workplace conflict, addictions, chronic fatigue, chronic pain and medically unexplained symptoms.

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Hello and welcome, I come to this work as someone who is queer, mixed heritage, and neurodivergent, which shapes how I hold therapeutic space. I offer a thoughtful, caring environment where you can explore yourself without needing to explain or defend who you are.  

Hi, I’m Sarah, an MA-qualified integrative therapist, working with individuals, couples and families, both online and in-person. Relationships, identity, and mental wellbeing can feel especially complex when you’re navigating them within a world that hasn’t always made space for LGBTQIA+ lives. You may be feeling disconnected from a partner, questioning patterns in your relationships, exploring identity, or carrying the impact of stress, masking, or minority experience. Whatever brings you here, you deserve support that truly understands you. I’m an experienced relationship therapist and a member of the LGBTQIA+ community myself. I work with LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples across a wide