Bex Gordon

Therapist Directory Listing Category: Psychotherapists and Counsellors

About the Therapist

About the therapist:

Well done for taking the first step towards seeking more support. I know finding the right therapist can be overwhelming. I’m Bex (she/they). Therapy with me is gentle and down-to-earth, often chatting over a cup of tea. It’s a space to focus on you. I’m trauma-led. I affirm people of colour, women, queer, and neurodivergent people. I’m neuro-queer myself, too. I’m non-judgmental and kind, yet honest. We’ll uncover what’s going on underneath the story, working with what’s blocking you from where you want to be. I welcome any tricky, messy stuff; you don’t need to have it figured out.

I am an accredited member of the BACP - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.

I often work with people reconnecting with their authentic self. I can weave in many threads alongside talking (e.g., inner child work, parts work, nervous system regulation, and creative tools like drawing and the imagination). I'll support you in understanding yourself better, processing emotions from old wounds, and in making brave changes in your life.

Maybe you’re struggling with past trauma. Or falling into unwanted patterns like people pleasing, partying too hard, avoiding loved ones, or not showing up for yourself. I’m guessing you’ve tried books, podcasts, and healing practices, but there’s still a quiet, lost feeling that remains. If you want to feel at home in yourself, you’re in the right place.

Sexual identity:

Bi- | Pansexual
Queer

Gender identity: Female

Gender history: As assigned at birth

Non-monogamy: No

Intersex: No

Neurodivergent: Yes

Personal pronouns: she/they

Qualifications - Links to websites:

My website: www.glimmertherapy.co.uk

Qualifications - Additional:

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Experience and approach:

My main training is in psychosynthesis counselling with the Psychosynthesis Trust. I also bring in learnings from psychodynamic, gestalt, internal family systems, and person-centered psychology. Additionally, I completed a continued professional development workshop in working with sexual trauma.

Where appropriate, I bring in Somatic Experiencing (SE). This is a trauma-led practice and involves working with your nervous system to come back to a place of safety. I have completed the first of three years in SE training with the SOSI.

I'm experienced at working with different mental health issues, and I previously worked in charities and the NHS. This means I am used to working with complexity and a mix of presenting issues.

I regularly undergo further training to strengthen my practice, too.

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