I’m experienced in helping people who are struggling with anxiety, depression, loneliness or sex and relationship difficulties. I’m a lead psychologist for NHS services and have a background in specialist services for sexual health. I understand how looking for a therapist can be daunting, possibly quite overwhelming. I therefore offer a free initial telephone consultation of 15-20 minutes. This gives us an opportunity to talk about what you’re struggling with and how I could help before deciding whether to book further sessions. I’m currently accepting new clients for online therapy on weekday evenings.

Hi Everyone.  I’m Rich (he/they).  My practice as a therapist is part of my commitment to help people live their lives with more vibrancy, agency and compassion.  Although based in Buddhist psychological theory, my work is also integrative – so I will work with you, using whatever approaches suit you and your needs.  I offer a safe, deeply grounded and non-judgemental space with an emphasis on mindful acceptance, on exploring identity and on the opening up of new perspectives.

I am a gay male therapist living and working in the UK. I work with LGBTQ+ Individuals & Relationships on a wide range of presenting issues. I am a pro – diversity and humanistic person and practitioner. I work online and via telephone mainly.

As a queer therapist who is involved in non-monogamous and kink spaces, I can help you explore these parts of your life in a safe and non-judgmental place. I understand and appreciate the struggles (and joys!) of queerness, polyamory and kink. I am committed to creating a safe a nurturing environment for my clients. I also understand that choosing the right counsellor can be difficult, so it’s important to make sure you feel comfortable and like we would work well together. That’s why, if you decide we’re not a good fit, you don’t have to pay for the first session.

Hi there, welcome and thank you for your visit. My name is Bonnie, I am a queer, bilingual Chartered Clinical Psychologist. In my practice, I prioritise co-creating a safe space where your life’s complexities can be explored with compassion, curiosity, and sensitivity. Whether you wish to explore how your early life experiences have impacted your present attachments and relationships or seek support for major life changes, self-esteem issues, or challenges related to living with HIV, my aim is to support and guide you through an unflinching exploration of your experiences, helping you lay down some of the burdens you carry

I am offering affirmative online therapy, working to create a safe therapeutic space where your feelings and identity are validated.  

Hi I’m Helen. I am a qualified Person-centred therapist with experience working with LGBTQ+ clients and their families. I am bi-sexual, and although my sexuality was confusing at the time, this was not the reason I, myself, went to therapy. People need someone to talk to for many reasons, and while I am trained and experienced, I will not be able to know everything, but I am working constantly to learn more. My values are inclusive and I am able to adjust my approach based on your needs.

I am a gestalt therapist specialising in working with issues related to early life trauma, power/marginalisation, loneliness, shame, addiction, relational difficulties, anxiety/depression, gender/sexuality/sex, grief and questions of life purpose. I have personal history/ experience of BDSM/kink with a submissive inclination, and chemsex/addiction. I have a page on my website for those looking for more on my approach to BDSM https://www.johngillespietherapy.love/kink-aware-psychotherapy I practice a trauma-informed gestalt therapy, which means I place emphasis on responding to you as a fellow human being. I am based in London, Hackney and work online and in person.

I’m a BACP registered therapist working face to face (Westcliff/Southend/Essex) or online. I offer gender affirming therapy and am an LGBTQIA+ ally. My training, client work and personal experiences make me ideally placed to work with non-binary and transgender individuals as well as people who are neurodiverse. Awareness of neurodiversity is increasing and whether diagnosed, or undiagnosed, many people now are now linking their thoughts and behaviours to autism (ASD), ADHD, ADD, ODD and OCD.I also work with clients dealing with grief and anxiety, specialising in birth trauma, miscarriage, stillbirth and babyloss. I take time to hear your experiences and