I’m an experienced integrative psychotherapist with deep roots in LGBTQIA+ communities. Having lived across Europe and worked with many diverse cultures, I bring genuine understanding to identity, sexuality, and relationship complexities. I specialise in body image, substance use / addiction (including Chemsex), BDSM/kink, and non-monogamy. My approach blends psychoanalytic insight with existential depth and humanistic warmth. From my base in Sardinia, I offer online therapy in English, German, and Italian – whether you need short-term support or deeper exploration.

I’m no longer taking on therapy clients, I am focussing instead on offering specialist supervision and consultation to therapists of all gender and sexualities and theoretical models.

I am passionate about providing a space of holding for LGBTQIA+ clients from which a deeper self-knowledge and healing can be realised. I work at depth with clients who are ready to take the courageous step to become more intimate with themselves, whether in crisis or in need of the company of another mind and heart to be alongside you as you learn how to live in greater alignment with yourself and your values. I am sensitive to the toll on queer, trans and POC bodyminds and those also frequently devalued.

I have experience, training and knowledge about LGBTQIA+, kink/BDSM, polyamory / non-monogamy, neurodiversity and other variations in gender, sexuality and relationships. Generally this is only context, but given the societal lack of understanding and oppression, legal and otherwise, diversity or uniqueness often come up. I work with individuals, couples and larger intimately related groups. Specialisations: relationships; trauma and dissociation; ways in which the body-mind expresses itself somatically; cultural differences. I have forensic experience. I am deeply non-judgemental about “criminal” records, “offences” and accusations. Sex work is work; sex workers are most welcome.

Hi there – I am Dr Brendan J Dunlop (he/him) and I am a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist and Pink Therapy’s Executive Director for Learning and Professional Development.

Hi, I’m Ellis J. Johnson. I am a fully qualified Psychodynamic Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, trainer, supervisor, speaker and group facilitator with extensive experience in working alongside trans, non-binary, queer and questioning people. I deliver training to counsellors in working affirmatively around gender and also deliver training in trans awareness, and in anti-racist practice, to organisations around the country and internationally. I also provide external supervision and consultation for a number of third-sector organisations. In the past I have provided counselling for an NHS Wellbeing service, a charity offering free counselling to trans and non-binary people, and I have worked with students

I am a trans psychotherapist, supervisor, author and Clinical Associate for Pink Therapy. For the last fifteen years I have specialised in facilitating people in exploring their gender identity, undertaking social and/or medical transition, and navigating the joys and challenges of a gender diverse life. I believe that you are the expert on your own identity and your own life – my role is to bring a fresh hearing of how you relate to yourself, your experiences and the world so that together we can make sense of it all, and help you live your life as fully as possible.

My name is Cat and I have been working with Gender and Sexual Diversity since qualifying as a counsellor in 2014. I have a particular interest in supporting trans youth and I offer online or telephone sessions to anyone aged 12 and over. I am Pink Therapy Clinical Associate and Advanced Accredited GSRD Therapist.  

I am a ‘talk’ therapist, art therapist and Supervisor, based in Ireland.  Since March 2020, I have been working primarily online. I am accredited by IACP, BACP, UKCP and IACAT and am a Clinical Associate of Pink Therapy UK.  I hold a Diploma in Integrative Supervision from The Psychosynthesis Trust UK. I have a special interest in trauma, sexual violence, abusive relationships and gender and sexual diversity.

Dr Tilly Storr has been counselling since 1996, working with a variety of clients of all genders, sexuality and ages. For the past 10 years she has increasingly specialized in gender, transgender and relationship diversities, welcoming clients to her private practice in Cambridgeshire and also offering the flexibility of on-line counselling.  She is a person-centred therapist, believing that clients have the resources to become well if they are offered non-judgemental support and respectful guidance.