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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, my name is Agi. I offer psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and groups, and I have supported individuals and families since 1998. I work in a neuroaffirmative and person-centred way.  

Hi there. Well done on getting to this point – I’ve been in your shoes and I remember how overwhelming it can be when you’re looking for a therapist. I’m Lizzy (she / her) and I’m a queer humanistic therapist from Brighton. Humanistic means that I believe that you are the expert in your own experience, not me. I will never diagnose you, or tell you what to do, nor will I give you advice or homework – we’ll work together to explore what you want and need from therapy.

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 Armel (they/them), I have 27 years of experience as a therapist with a wealth of training and understanding. This means I can tailor my approach to your needs.   Having someone to talk to can make all the difference when you are struggling with life. You are not alone. We all face challenges in life, and sometimes, we need support to navigate them. I’m here to help you find the strength and clarity to cope and thrive.   I am also a highly trained and experienced mindfulness teacher. In this field I specialise in mindful self-compassion for the LGBTQ+

I’m a queer systemic psychotherapist, with a long-standing commitment to social justice. I work with individuals, couples, families and loved ones.  My practice is trauma-informed, anti-oppressive and rooted in narrative, feminist and social justice approaches. I’m deeply attuned to how power operates – both within relationships and across wider social systems – and I invite clients to explore the stories that have shaped their lives with curiosity, respect and critical awareness.   I view problems not as residing within individuals, but as emerging from relational, cultural and historical contexts. In therapy, I strive to create a collaborative space where clients feel

Hello, I’m Matthew. You might be coming to therapy for a very clear reason, or you might just know that something doesn’t feel quite right. No matter what’s brought you here, you deserve to feel more at ease with your feelings and to live your life more fully – not just get through it.In our work together, you’ll have a space where you can explore what’s going on for you, and begin to understand your emotions. My role is to be alongside you, supporting you as you make sense of your experience and move towards the changes you want in

Hi, I’m Kroy, an openly Gay AuDHD and Dyslexic Counsellor. I offer a neuro-affirming, inclusive space that champions all those who are neurodivergent or exploring. I support the daily challenges faced by individuals like me, which include but are not limited to Do Bright lights or noises  seem overwhelming, stressful, or uncomfortable Do you get Anxious or upset with unfamiliar situations Do you find yourself thinking the same thing over and over Do Hobbies seem like an obsession Feeling like you are not enough and rejected (RSD) You don’t look Autistic

You might be used to adapting, explaining yourself, or holding parts of who you are quietly in the background. If you’re feeling tired of that, you’re not alone. I’m a humanistic integrative therapist offering LGBTQ+ affirming online therapy across the UK. I work with people who want a space where they can show up as they are, without having to justify their identity, manage someone else’s comfort or educate their therapist. I offer a calm, thoughtful and affirming space to slow things down and make sense of what’s going on for you.