My name is Gareth. I use the pronouns  he | him | his | I currently work exclusively online I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist holding an advanced accreditation with Pink Therapy as a Gender, Sex, Relationship Diversity (GSRD) therapist. A diploma with the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (CICS) in Compulsive Sexual Behaviours, accredited by the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (COSRT).   My core training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy was at the The Bowlby Centre in London. An istitute that focuses on John Bowlby’s important theory of Attachment. I practice clinically from a position of pluralsim as I believe not one approach or

Modern, trauma-informed therapist holding an advanced accreditation in GSRD therapy.  I specialise in abuse (specifically narcissism), addiction. sex work/adult industry professionals, kink and relationships.  Since setting up as a therapist in 2013, I have worked and trained in a large range of issues.  I combine different therapeutic styles and theories, with my own knowledge from lived experiences, to create an approach which is warm, non-judgemental but willing to get deep into the root of what is happening for you.  I will work with you on changes that you want to make or areas that you want to explore.

Hello, I’m Tris, I’m a Queer, Autistic, Disabled, white therapist. I offer online sessions using an anti-oppressive framework. For me, the personal is political and it has a place in the therapy space. I offer a free 30 min introductory chat, where we tal Please be aware I am currently full, if you would like to be notified when I have a session becoming available contact me to be added to my email list.

Please note, I am not currently accepting new clients. 

I am an integrative, person centred and compassion focused psychotherapist. My therapeutic style is adapted to the needs and experiences of LGBTQIIA+ /gender, sexuality, and relationship diverse clients . It is collaborative, neuro-divergent affirmative and trauma informed.  I hold advanced  accreditation through Pink Therapy, reflecting the depth of my understanding and experience working with this client group.   The personal qualities of empathy, unconditional acceptance and authenticity are at the heart of my work, and the values of empowerment and anti-oppression are its ethical foundation.   I identify as trans; non-binary; neurodivergent; white; able-bodied.

I am an advanced accredited gender, sex and relationship diversity therapist who has been practicing for seven years as a humanistic therapist, also having completed a degree in person centered therapy and now studying family and systemic therapy. I identify as polyamorous, kinky, and gender non-conforming. I am deeply passionate about working and studying as a therapist and finding what helps each person get the most out of the therapeutic process.

As I trained in art therapy, systemic practice, outdoors therapy, and currently in somatic trauma therapy, I am able to offer different tools and modalities as needed. I use the term queer to define my sexuality, my gender and my relationships and I’ve been always passionate about affirming diversity and countering what is dominant, normative and damaging in our lives. Within my practice as a therapist, I like to explore the diversity that comes within relationships, including those with the more-than-human. I have a small private practice in Glasgow / online, specialising in GSRD.

I am a trans masculine therapist, qualified as a Psychosynthesis Counsellor (pgDip) and Psychosexual (sex and relationship) Therapist (dip). I am committed to my on-going personal and professional development and in regular supervision for my client work. What is important to me is to ensure I create a non-judgemental space, where you can share and explore your thoughts, feelings and problems in a safe, accepting and confidential environment.

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