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Hi, I’m Adam (they/them) and I am a BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, EMDR Therapist and Mindfulness Teacher with 10 years+ NHS experience working as a Psychological Therapist with adults (18 and over). I provide online psychological therapy. The therapies I use are: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy – CBT Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing – EMDR Acceptance & Commitment Therapy – ACT Compassion Focused Therapy – CFT Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy – MBCT Schema Therapy

Hi! My name’s Ash, and I focus on working with LGBTQ+ clients in Brighton. I’m trans and non-binary, and take a humanistic approach that emphasises coming alongside clients to explore your world together, rather than providing one-size-fits-all answers.

Therapy is a space for you to feel seen, understood, and supported as you navigate the complexities of life. It can help you explore yourself, make sense of what feels overwhelming, and create change from within. As an LGBTQIA+ Indian therapist, I bring an intersectional lens to my work—we don’t exist in isolation, but at the crossroads of multiple social identities that constantly shape us. I’m deeply attuned to how identity, race, and oppression can impact queer experiences. Based on your goals/needs, we consciously co-create the therapeutic space, aiming for an open, communicative and reflective relationship.

Hello! I’m Claire (she/her) I believe that therapy should feel warm and safe, and that as a therapist it’s never my job to tell you what to do or how to live. I am here to support you and to provide a time and space to talk about anything and everything that matters to you.

I have a strong appreciation for how difficult life can sometimes be. Painful experiences often make it impossible for us to see through our problems and move forward. ​ The aim of a good therapist is to give us tools to be our own ‘compass’ through stormy weathers …Based on the knowledge and experience we have of ourselves; we can learn to take the decisions we need to navigate through our own life difficulties. ​ ​By nurturing and accepting the ‘Humanity’ in ourselves, we learn to accept the ‘Humanity’ of others. Once we start to become gentler towards ourselves, accepting how we

I am a queer cis gendered therapist with over 10 years of experience supporting LGBTQIA+ clients. In the increasingly unsafe world I can offer a safe space to process your experiences and together we can explore ways of being and becoming who you are and how you want to be in the world. I offer in person, online and walk and talk sessions.

For me, the aim of a good therapist is to give their clients tools to be their own ‘compass’ in life. Based on the knowledge and experience shared with your therapist, you can learn to evaluate where your are, and take decisions to navigate through your life difficulties. You are the only ‘expert’ in your life, simply because you are the only one who lived through it. Your therapist is only a ‘craftsman’ who needs to connect, and bring to surface, your most aware version of yourself. By nurturing and accepting the ‘Humanity’ in yourself, you learn to accept the

Hello, I am Rick (they/them). I am a queer, bisexual, non-binary, and kink-knowledgeable integrative therapist based in Merseyside. I work online 1:1 with adults (18+), offering a calm, warm, and sensitive space to explore and work through any difficult thoughts, feelings, or situations they may be facing. My work is non-pathologising and neurodiversity-affirming. I welcome clients from all backgrounds, and as a GSRD therapist I am passionate about supporting people who are LGBTQIA+ and/or have diverse relationship styles. I am qualified and BACP registered. I am currently accepting new clients.

Hi. I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and supervisor registered with UKCP. I offer supportive, collaborative supervision to qualified therapists and trainees. I have a background as a creative and many years’ experience of working in mental health. Before training as a therapist I worked within mental health advocacy, including in psychiatric settings. I draw on my mental health experience as a supervisor, as well as my creativity. I define as lesbian, gay and/or queer. I’m cis-gendered, white; middle class with varied experience of privilege. I have lived in London all my life and love the diversity of this city.

Hello. Are such experiences as depression, relational confusion within oneself and feeling lost and hopeless, what brings you here now, reading these words? Is it the feeling of anxiousness that’s always there, as if uninvited, that feels so overwhelming, almost paralysing? You may be experiencing an almost suffocating sense of panic, as yet another day demands your attention or a relationship that’s lost its meaning, whether with another or with yourself, leaving you feeling isolated, lost and alone. How do you find help? How do you change such seemingly never ending, negative felt experiences? I too can relate to such questions.