Specialism with deep experience and understanding; Adult ADHD / Mid life reflecting/ Relating with others difficulties in self esteem and confidence to communicate / Highly experienced in supporting adults with late stage diagnosis, also those who struggle to cope with the demands of life and feeling constantly overwhelmed and depressed at trying to achieve what they want out of life. Additional areas that I work well in cover themes such as existential life questions; reflecting on next stages of finding meaning purpose and enjoyment in life again. I have additionally spent over 20 years working specifically with those who work

In my work as an integrative psychotherapist, I can help you better understand what is happening in your life right now. You may be struggling with work, with relationships, or have big questions about the future or the direction life is taking. Talking things through and building a reliable and trusted relationship can help you get to know yourself better. We all go through times when everything feels messy and uncertain, but therapy can help you untangle some of the mess, bring you some clarity and help you navigate a way through.

I’m a qualified therapist experienced in supporting individuals who identify as LGBT+ in addressing issues connected with self-esteem, self-worth and acceptance. My style is to encourage clients to speak in openness and confidence about difficult topics and emotions. You can be confident of working with someone who can understand the challenges you face, and above all, who has your back!

Hi, I’m Emma (she/they). I offer therapy that’s warm, inclusive, and grounded in compassion and collaboration. You might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to begin, and that’s okay. I work mainly with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent folk, creating a space where you can slow down, feel understood, and explore what’s been going on for you. My approach is trauma informed and rooted in Transactional Analysis, which helps us make sense of patterns from the past that might still be shaping things now. You don’t need to have it all figured out, we’ll start from wherever you are.

Hi, I’m Danny (they/them). I’m a queer, non-binary, qualified Integrative Psychotherapist. I work with people online and in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.I work in online on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, and in Wakefield on Wednesdays. I have limited daytime availability for in person sessions and I have daytime and evening availability for online sessions. I’m experienced in working with GSRD-identified clients, including non binary, trans and gender questioning people, people in open and poly relationships (I only work with individuals), and people who know or think they may be neurodivergent.

The experience of coming for therapy is an opportunity for you to discover for the first or subsequent time in life that you can let go of all the judgements, the fear and hesitation, and begin to talk about what is bothering you. We become wounded within a sense of connectedness – in families, relationships, friendships and society – and paradoxically it is within a sense of connectedness that we can begin to heal. Healing the emotional brain takes time, but it is a creative and deeply fulfilling process that brings wonderful gifts with itself.  I offer Individual Psychotherapy and

I am a Integrative Psychotherapeutic counsellor based in Brighton, UK and am currently working with online clients. I offer Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counselling to all members of the LGBTQIA+ community, with both personal and professional experience. 

I’m a BABCP-accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, Internal Family Systems and EMDR practitioner. I offer support for low mood, anxiety, low self-esteem, shame, and psychosexual difficulties. Whether you’re facing a specific challenge or want to explore things more openly, I work collaboratively with you to create a space where you feel understood, supported, and empowered to move forward.

I first became interested in becoming a counsellor when a trans friend was discussing their frustrations around not being able to find a counsellor that understands them. Despite being CIS, I knew that could offer a safe, affirming space, where people could explore who they are without judgement. Several years later I am registered with the BACP as a person centred counsellor and hopefully, am now that counsellor for some people. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community myself, and a person centred counsellor, I focus on who people are, and the experiences that have shaped them, the labels they