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.  

I approach each client with warmth, an open mind, and a sense of their unique perspective on the world. I particularly welcome inquiries from clients who may worry about judgement or misunderstanding, or who otherwise feel marginalised or under-served by the counselling profession. This includes people who embody gender, romantic and sexual diversity; people in non-monogamous relationships, who participate in BDSM, do any form of sex work, or who use psychoactive drugs. Although my orientation is heterosexual, I have lived in close community with LGBTQIA+ friends and family for many years

Hi, I’m Richard (he/him), a gay therapist based in Chancery Lane (London) and online.  I can help with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationships, identity, and sexuality.  More of the issues I work with are listed below. I have a two-pronged approach: working to alleviate your distress in the ‘now’, and looking to the past to explore its origins.  I find that’s more effective for longer-term change.

As an Integrative Relational Psychotherapist my work is grounded is the feminist principles of equality, empowerment, intersectionality and social justice.  During the last 13 years I have worked in women only and LGBTQIA+ spaces providing individual counselling to people who have experienced domestic abuse, childhood sexual abuse, emotional neglect and trauma.  I have extensive experience working with bereavement and loss having worked as a Counsellor in a Bereavement service for many years. I tailor my theoretical knowledge, clinical experience and therapeutic skills to find a collaborative way of working with you in order to identify the heart of the issue(s)

Hi, I am Steve I offer online counselling across the UK and abroad. I came out as gay at 17 in 1971 and now identify as Queer. I have worked in various areas of mental health over a 40 year period and qualified as a counsellor some 27 years ago, my counselling training was in the person centred tradition, but I now consider myself integrative/eclectic. I offer a 30 minute free taster session to see if I am the right therapist for you, More information can be found on my website, www.stevebriggs.org  and www.earsforfearscounselling.com BACP accredited Counsellor, membership number 565833

SESSIONS AVAILABLE FOR NEW CLIENTS: Hi. I offer counselling and psychotherapy in online sessions, with availability from 8:30 am to 9:30 pm, on weekdays. I’m atypical as a person, autistic and ADHD-er. I am BDSM and Kink knowledgeable. Diverse relationship arrangements and lifestyle choices are understood as natural human ways of living.  I’ve been a therapist for almost 25 years – I specialise in providing effective therapy and coaching for neurodivergent adults, and I train other therapists to do this, too.