I approach each client with warmth, an open mind, and a sense of their unique perspective on the world. I particularly welcome inquiries from clients who may worry about judgement or misunderstanding, or who otherwise feel marginalised or under-served by the counselling profession. This includes people who embody gender, romantic and sexual diversity; people in non-monogamous relationships, who participate in BDSM, do any form of sex work, or who use psychoactive drugs. Although my orientation is heterosexual, I have lived in close community with LGBTQIA+ friends and family for many years

As an HCPC accredited therapist, I have many years of experience working with people encountering adversity and pain. Issues include trauma, anxiety, depression, abuse, bullying, relationships, sexuality, low self esteem and grief. I have over 7 years experience working with addiction and general psychiatric issues in residential rehabs and counselling services. I have witnessed countless people transform their lives through Psychotherapy, EMDR and Life Span Integration therapy.

With regards to my life before the year 2000, I think it is sufficient to say that having dropped out of A level studies in 1972, I spent the next 28 years in a variety of life and work experiences. Some good, some bad yet now, in retrospect, I feel all have been meaningful in giving me the very necessary experience and knowledge of life’s ups and downs to enable me to do what I do now. My life experience, as well as my work in the community, has taught me how unique everyone is and how important it is

Hi I’m Kirsty and I have run my own private practice for approximately 15 years. I am an Accredited Integrative Therapist and Clinical Supervisor. I work in person, online and telephone. I have worked with the queer community throughout my career undertaking 1 to 1 work and couples. The relationship between myself and my clients is the most important factor. I am very down to earth in my approach I specialise in Trauma, Coming Out Later in life, Trans, Relationship issues, Couples Therapy, Separation Therapy, Attachment Issues and much more.

Hi! My name is Oliver. I offer individual psychological counselling online. I am a queer, autistic Counselling Psychologist based in Glasgow, Scotland. I am registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). I have over five years of clinical experience, working with a wide range of mental health difficulties ranging from anxiety and depression to trauma, self-harm and suicidal ideation. I have experience working with young people, adults, and older adults. I am particularly experienced in working with LGBTQIA+ populations and neurodiverse individuals.

I am an experienced pluralistic counsellor offering general and specialised (LGBTQIA+ and College/University) counselling, psychotherapy and clinical supervision. Supporting short term and long term mental health issues as well as problems in life.  

I am an experienced registered Counsellor, Psychotherapist, and Clinical Supervisor dedicated to providing an affirmative, non-pathologising space for the LGBTQIA+ and GSRD community. My practice is rooted in a deep commitment to cultural responsiveness and social justice. I believe that therapy and supervision are most effective when they acknowledge the systemic factors such as race, identity, and minority stress, that shape our lived experiences. I work online nationally, offering a calm and confidential environment where you can feel seen and heard in your wholeness.

My name is Kristýna Hallam (she/her). I offer online individual systemic and DBT psychotherapy. Are you looking to change self-destructive habits? Be kinder to yourself? Do you want to understand why certain thoughts are bothering you? I have experience working with neurodivergent clients, people who deal with anxiety, depression, self-harm or have been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. I offer a safe space to talk about all of this for anyone. I understand that exploring your sexuality and/or gender can come with anxiety and negative thoughts inside your head, but also in social situations and with your close ones.