I am Kael, a Chartered Clinical Psychologist and founder of Storms Edge Therapy in central London. I have been working online since 2016 and specialise in supporting LGBTQIA+ clients whose lives intersect with experiences often described as “personality disorders”. My focus is on understanding the underlying emotional wounds, relational patterns and resilience that shape a person’s inner world, rather than pathologising identity. I bring long-standing experience in GSRD communities and in holding complexity with care, nuance and respect.

I believe no one has to stay stuck in the situations they find themselves in – there is hope and there is help. Sometimes life can feel small or overwhelming. You might feel caught in patterns of thinking or living that no longer fit, or something may have happened that’s changed the way you see everything. If this feels familiar, I can help. I offer a safe, confidential space where you can talk things through, gain insight, and begin to move forward. I’m fully qualified, BACP registered and work with people in Brighton and online in the UK.

Hi, I’m Angel Abitha Chi.  I bring both professional experience and lived understanding to my work. Having navigated my own experiences of pain and trauma, I understand how sensitivity can feel overwhelming or burdensome and how, with care and support, it can become a source of strength, insight, and resilience. I am particularly drawn to working with people who identify as sensitive, empathic, or deeply feeling, and I support clients in reframing these qualities as meaningful aspects of who they are rather than something to be “fixed.”  

I am a qualified person-centred counsellor and a registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP), with ten years of experience. I offer short or long-term one-to-one counselling sessions either online or in person in Crystal Palace, London.

I work with individuals, couples and other pairings, exploring relationships. Whether it’s with a partner, family, friendships, work, or the relationship with yourself. Exploring how we see and experience ourselves in the world and how what we’ve been taught to believe our role is in it and affects us.  When we sit outside of those roles, how that influences our sense of self and worth, how we show up for ourselves and each other and how to unpick what is expectation and what is our authentic self.  

Choosing to begin therapy is a meaningful step. It offers time to pause, reflect, and speak freely about your inner and outer world in a confidential space where you are truly listened to. My specialty is working with individuals looking for deeper meaning and possibility in their lives, perhaps questioning their sense of belonging and life choices. I welcome people from all walks of life, with a particular sensitivity to experiences of difference and otherness. Therapy can hold whatever feels important to you. Questions around identity, purpose, or direction can arise for anyone, regardless how you move through the world.

I currently have some availability for Counselling and Supervision on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Welcome! I’m Hannah (she/her), and I’m an Irish Queer Person-Centred Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and Supervisor. I live in West Sussex and I teach Person-Centred Counselling at East Sussex College.I offer online sessions for individuals aged 18+ and I have specialised in working with the LGBTQ+ Community for many years.My work is trauma-informed, which means that I will always prioritise your emotional safety by shifting the focus from “what is wrong with you” to “what happened to you”?                        

I’m Lauren, a Humanistic Psychotherapist and Counsellor offering online therapy to help you explore and process the challenges in your life, supporting you in making meaningful changes to live more fully and authentically. I am a trans-friendly and LGBT+ affirmative therapist with a special focus on gender, sexuality, and identity. I work in a warm, collaborative way, building a strong therapeutic relationship where you can feel safe to be yourself—both in therapy and in your wider life. Together, we create a space for reflection, growth, and lasting change.

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, I’m Georgia. Whoever you are, whatever your story may be, I would like to extend a warm welcome to my page! I offer a compassionate, friendly and LGBTQ+ affirmative space for people of all backgrounds. I help people struggling with anxiety, illness and identity to feel more at ease and able to live the life that they want to in a way that is authentic to them. I help people to deal with the challenges that life brings and to support them in making the changes that they would like to, with an attitude of curiosity and compassion.