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I am a highly experienced counsellor, supervisor and tutor working privately in North Cheshire and on Zoom. I work with adult individuals, couples and poly relationships and specialise in working with gender, sex and relationship diverse clients. I offer ongoing therapy for as long as you need. Typically sessions are weekly and last about an hour.

I am a fully qualified, experienced and accredited psychotherapist, specialist in psychosexual & relationship therapy and the treatment of compulsive sexual behaviours. I am also a trauma psychotherapist experienced in working with survivors of sexual abuse and survivors of conversion practices.

I have a limited private practice working with men who have sex with men. I am experienced at working with leather men and others in the kink community, as well as men concerned with their sexualised drug use (Chemsex). I am also experienced in working with men who feel out of control in their sexual behaviour or porn use.

I am passionate about providing a space of holding for LGBTQIA+ clients from which a deeper self-knowledge and healing can be realised. I work at depth with clients who are ready to take the courageous step to become more intimate with themselves, whether in crisis or in need of the company of another mind and heart to be alongside you as you learn how to live in greater alignment with yourself and your values. I am sensitive to the toll on queer, trans and POC bodyminds and those also frequently devalued.

Chris is a trans neurodivergent accredited psychotherapist, sex therapist and DEI consultant. They are the Founder and Managing Director of The Queer Therapist, a UK based online therapy service providing GSRD (gender, sexuality, relationship diversity) therapy and neurodivergent affirming therapy. They are also the Lead Psychotherapist at Voda.co, the LGBTQIA mental health app, Clinical Associate for Pink Therapy and Inclusivity Board Advisor for Soho House.

I am a ‘talk’ therapist, art therapist and Supervisor, based in Ireland.  Since March 2020, I have been working primarily online. I am accredited by IACP, BACP, UKCP and IACAT and am a Clinical Associate of Pink Therapy UK.  I hold a Diploma in Integrative Supervision from The Psychosynthesis Trust UK. I have a special interest in trauma, sexual violence, abusive relationships and gender and sexual diversity.

I am a lesbian mum of lesbian kids and I  identify as queer.   I am a Clinical Associate at Pink Therapy and a Senior Accredited Sexual Diversity Therapist .  In my own life I have always straddled a number of different communities and so the concept of intersectionality and respect for intersecting identities is something I feel passionately about.  I am interested in the impact and the meaning of race, gender, sexuality and culture, as well as individual family history, on our sense of identity. I work with people from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds including individuals from queer,

Hello, this is a listing for the GSRD therapy groups that I host in Dalston E8 and Holborn WC1. These are small groups held in comfortable settings where the support and encouragement of other LGBTQIA people can help you express yourself, relate to others, and make deep and meaningful connections in a therapeutically held group. They are fortnightly groups for 2 hours with up to six people in a group. Email for more information and to join my waiting list.

I am a masters level qualified, BACP registered psychotherapist & counsellor and dual-qualified clinical psychosexual therapist (also known as sexology, or sex and relationships therapy) registered with COSRT. I am trained and qualified to work with both one-to-one therapy, as well as couples therapy (including working with polyamory and polycules). In addition, I hold an MSc in Psychology, allowing me to bring a cognitive and behavioural understanding to our work together. My approach is integrative, meaning that draw from a range of disciplines (for example;compassion focused therapy, existentialism, systemic theory, liberative psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy to name a few).

Finding the right therapist can be a confusing and frustrating experience and may take some time to find the right ‘fit’, particularly for LGBTQI+ individuals who might have had disappointing or even harmful prior experiences of therapy. I suggest that you aim to meet with several therapists before you make a decision. If you would like to discuss the possibility of working together, do make contact via email, text or WhatsApp and we can arrange to have a brief telephone call to discuss your needs. I can answer any questions you may have around therapy and any practicalities. Then, should