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Welcome, I’m Tom. I’m a therapist who works with adults looking to make meaningful changes in their lives. Many of the people I work with are dealing with depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, identity questions, low self-esteem, existential concerns, or are in the midst of major life changes. Others come to therapy to explore themselves more deeply, to challenge and change unhelpful behaviours, or to navigate parenting struggles. I have particular experience supporting queer communities and neurodivergent individuals, and I tailor our work to meet your unique needs, wants and goals. This work is about helping you move forward, with greater

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor working predominately with 18-40 year olds who might be struggling with depression, anxiety, sexuality or gender identity struggles and/or self-esteem or low confidence. I work in a relational and person-centred way to help you feel more yourself or feel like you are living life in a more fulfilling way. Working with you, I can help you to explore the reasons or the roots of what might be troubling you to feel more like yourself, calmer and better equipped to handle life’s daily challenges.

I am a fully accredited, qualified and experienced Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and Interpersonal Psychotherapist. I am registered with both the BABCP and IPTUK. It is important that we feel comfortable to express our feelings when we seek therapy and this can be daunting for us in the LGBTQ+ community. I ensure to provide a safe, non-judgemental space for you to talk through your issues together we can explore and understand them more so you can overcome them.

I’m an existential psychotherapist with a private practice in London and the south coast. I work with adults of all ages in both in-person and remote settings, providing either time-limited or long-term therapy.

Having the space for yourself to consider your thoughts and feelings is important. I work to create a space for clients to reflect on what’s happening in their lives and to explore their emotions. My role is to work alongside clients to help them develop a better understanding of who they are and what they want. Trust is important in the therapeutic process – for some clients, particularly if they are new to therapy, it can take some time to build that. And that’s ok. I work in an affirming and non-judgemental way to help you unravel complexity in your

I’m an integrative and largely person-centred counsellor, offering a warm, empathic relationship in which you can explore whatever you’re struggling with.   I’m queer, neuroatypical, creative and a bit geeky.

My name is Dale Kingwell-Warne, a cis-gendered gay man, husband, and parent. My life has been wide and varied, enabling me to embrace and be fully inclusive of you as an individual – with your own life experiences, wants, and needs .  I have faced many personal challenges, and understand how difficult things can be.  We will work together to make sure you feel understood, listened to, and supported. I am a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor offering private therapy services online.  I have a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and hold an Enhanced DBS certificate.  British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) membership

Across 9 years of psychodynamic counselling practice, I have come to an approach that is informed by my concurrent practice as an artist-gardener: co-creation, nurturing, growth and transformation are fused in our work together, cultivating the discovery of where and how you can live in yourself and in the world. The work of therapy resides in a space that we inhabit together, a space where  meaning can be made or found. It is a place in the clearing. Here, lives and held views can be encouraged to be found, to be heard, and to potentially transform.

I don’t currently have availability for new clients. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and my approach to therapy has been informed by both person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, alongside attention to what our bodies might hold and can tell us. This means that as well as recognising you as the expert on your own experiences, we may look back at some of your early and family history and how those relationships may be influencing what is happening for you in the present.