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Hello, welcome! Ahoj, vitaj! My name is Radka Mosnier and I am a Gestalt Therapist (MBACP). I trust in the present embodied awareness-building through dialogue. I’m interested in how you make meaning and how we are together in our individual intersectionality and diversity. I’m warm and open and would love to support you in becoming curious about your own process. I facilitate a place for relationally digesting, noticing, staying with, chewing on, or playing with whatever it is that carries weight for you. I look at the world through my own biased intersectional lens and I come in with humility

I’m Alex, an Integrative and BACP Accredited therapist. I carry a personal awareness of how our differences may impact our experience, perspective of the world, and relationships. I have worked with people from various backgrounds and life experiences, with extensive experience working with trans and/or non-binary, and LGBQIA+ identified folk. I carry a personal awareness of how our differences may impact our experience, perspective of the world, and relationships. In therapy, I attempt to gain an understanding of the world from your perspective, using our therapeutic relationship as a means to collaboratively explore what difficulties you may be struggling with.

Hi, I’m Rae  (they/them) and I live and work on unceded Wurundjeri Country, Kulin Nations. I’m a trans non-binary, multiple neurodivergent and chronically ill registered supervisor (I avoid using the term ‘clinical’ to describe the supervision work I do, as I prefer to use non-clinical language in my approaches), arts therapist, and psychotherapist. I have white Anglophone privilege and settler privilege. I experience marginalisation due to living in cisgenderist, binary, neurotypical-centred society. I am very passionate about disability rights, LGBTQIA+ communities and mental health. I am vegan and love animals. I also have a sensory garden outside the studio. When working therapeutically, I use

Hello, I’m Richard (he/him), an integrative therapist based in Chancery Lane (London) and online.  I can help you make sense of how you’re feeling and find strategies for lasting change.   Sometimes life feels like a struggle.  We can feel anxious, stuck, unfulfilled; we can repeat unhelpful or destructive patterns, wanting to change but unsure how.   Some of the issues I work with include: self-esteem, anxiety, relationships, intimacy, shame, loss, sexuality.

Hi there! My name is Cheryl (she/her), I’m a neurodivergent, queer, and feminist person-centred counsellor. I have been ethically and consensually non-monogamous in my relationships for almost 20 years and am part of my local polyam and kink communities. Before counselling, I worked for almost a decade in a Rape Crisis Centre in various roles, offering trauma-informed, person-centred and empowering emotional and practical support to survivors of sexual and domestic violence, which has heavily informed my practice as a counsellor.

I’m a fully qualified systemic psychotherapist, with a long-standing commitment to social justice. I work with individuals as well as families and loved ones. I identify as queer in more than one ways and I welcome people who face challenges that come with living in a hetero-patriarchal world.   

Hey, I’m Emily (she/they) and I’m a Person-Centred psychotherapist. The essence of my approach is to work with you in a warm, supportive, non-judgmental relationship. It’s in this kind of relationship that you can reconnect with yourself, find your voice and develop a clearer understanding of any changes you need to make.