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I am a non-binary, LGBTQ+ affirmative psychodynamic therapist. I am passionate about making informed, non-judgemental therapy accessible for trans and queer communities. The way that I work focuses on the connections between our past and present relationships and experiences. By exploring how we have become stuck in unhelpful patterns, psychodynamic therapy can help us to recover a sense of choice and freedom in the way that we move through the world and relate to others. My approach also takes account of the importance of identity and cultural background in shaping our experience, and the intersections of oppression and mental health.

Hi, I’m Emma. I’m a qualified Integrative Art Psychotherapist (UKCP, HCPC, BAAT), currently offering sessions in-person and online. I provide a safe and creative space for mental health support, self-exploration and growth. I have experience helping with a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, trauma, neurodiversity, stress, life changes, grief, and experiences of unstable mood. Being LGBTQ+ can bring additional challenges. As a LGBTQ+ therapist I have supported many LGBTQ+ clients with experiences of homo/bi/transphobia, discrimination, identity, sexuality, gender and low self esteem. Art Psychotherapy uses a mixture of talking and art-making in sessions.

Hello, I’m Leah, I’m a SE London based LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent affirmative intergrative therapist who is relatable and supportive, holding your wellbeing at the centre of my practice. I will bring empathy, humour and enthusiasm as we work together looking for ways to help you move from surviving to thriving.  

I see clients face-to-face in my room in Shoreditch, for weekly sessions. I’ve worked with all genders and offer a space where you can talk about whatever you like. My role is to help you understand yourself, so that you might one day be able to live more spontaneously, unshackled by what has come before, and unafraid of what is around the corner. 

An integrative therapist in private practice in Ealing, West London, W5 and Online. I offer a confidential, non-judgemental  and considerate space that helps you fell at ease to explore the issues and concerns in your life. I can facilitate the exploration of various topics including but not limited to: the connection between the body and mind –   diversity which may include culture, race, gender and sexuality –   trauma and abuse occurred in childhood or passed down the generations –   the transpersonal –   psychedelic and somatic integration –   loss and grief

I am an Integrative, Relational Therapist working with individuals, couples and people in relationship. I am based in Brighton and can work with people nationally, online, as well as in person. I work with people individually, and people in relationship. I work with people in monogamous relationships, poly and consensual non monogamous relationships, siblings and families. I work from an affirming position where I offer space and time to reflect on who and how we are, and changes we wish to make.  

www.guillermopsychotherapy.com ••• Accredited Sex and Relationship Psychotherapist • Individual and Couple Psychotherapy •  Online Specialist Psychotherapy • Integrative and Relational Approach • LGBTQI positive • trauma • coming out • shame • communication • HIV • arousal • desire • ejaculation (rapid, delayed) • penetration pain • vaginismus • erectile dysfunction • sexual orientation and diversity • mismatched sex drive • intimacy • sexual abuse • internalised homophobia/biphobia • sexual compulsivity • relationship and sex issues related to health problems • chemsex • sexual compulsivity •  ageing. Accepting new clients • Fees: individuals £100, couples £135 ••• guillermopsychotherapy@outlook.com 

Making the choice to seek out counselling can be a hard step in its own right, having to then find a counsellor you feel safe with when going through some of your most difficult moments can be very daunting. Your reasons for seeking counselling can be well known to you but sometimes it can be as vague as knowing something feels wrong but not knowing what or why. Talking about these feelings can help bring them into focus and enable us to work together through these difficult times. I work with adults on a wide range of issues surrounding identity,