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 currently have daytime and early evening availability. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and my approach to therapy has been informed by both person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, alongside attention to what our bodies might hold and can tell us. This means that as well as recognising you as the expert on your own experiences, we may look back at some of your early and family history and how those relationships may be influencing what is happening for you in the present.

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.

Yannis (he/him) – I am an empathic therapist based in London. Looking forward to hearing about the issues that concern you by offering a safe space to explore them. I have a genuine interest in peoples’ identities and how they shape day to day life. Psychotherapist, EMDR therapist and supervisor working in private practice in Hackney and Bow. You’re not alone – many people are experiencing a whole range of challenges just now. I’m here to help you develop your confidence, resilience and grow as a person through support, counselling and psychotherapy.

Hello, my name is Tom, and my aim is to offer you a supportive and kind space to experience change, healing and to help you explore whatever it is you are going through. Much of my work supports clients with depression, anxiety, relationships, connection, identity & self-esteem. You might also be going through life changes, looking to explore yourself or understand, challenge & change behaviours. I work with all adults and further specialise in working with queer communities and those who are neurodivergent. You likely want to experience change through this process, and I aim to help you work towards

Hello, my name is Tom and I can offer a supportive, kind, non-judgemental space to help you explore whatever it is you are going through. You might be feeling anxious, depressed or stressed, going through life changes, struggling with relationships, self-worth, looking to explore yourself, your identify or even understand and change behaviours. The therapeutic relationship is key to my work as a therapist and I believe developing a strong therapeutic relationship together will help to enhance the outcome of therapy. I work with all adults and specialise in working with queer communities & those who are neurodivergent. These will

Allow me to introduce myself: My name is Bruno. I am a father, a son, a husband, a brother, a good friend, a counsellor and psychotherapist. I graduated from a BACP Accredited Institution, from which I was given an Outstanding Personal Development Award. After this, I went on to setting up my own private practice: https://www.hdcpsychotherapy.com/ I currently provide counselling services to MIND – a large Mental Health Charity in the UK, as well as seeing clients privately. I am BACP Registered and adhere strictly to their Ethical Framework guidelines. Prior to working as a counsellor/psychotherapist, I obtained a degree

I have a strong appreciation for how difficult life can sometimes be. Painful experiences often make it impossible for us to see through our problems and move forward. ​ The aim of a good therapist is to give us tools to be our own ‘compass’ through stormy weathers …Based on the knowledge and experience we have of ourselves; we can learn to take the decisions we need to navigate through our own life difficulties. ​ ​By nurturing and accepting the ‘Humanity’ in ourselves, we learn to accept the ‘Humanity’ of others. Once we start to become gentler towards ourselves, accepting how we