Hi, I’m Skye, an integrative counsellor, registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP), reflective parenting group facilitator, grief tender and fellow human experiencing the beauty and pain of this world.  As a counsellor and person experiencing life’s ups and downs, my approach is to be alongside you in solidarity and with care, warmth and empathy, so that you don’t have to navigate it alone.  I take a whole person approach that affirms all of your identities and experiences and incorporates your body, mind, heart and soul.  I see clients online and in person in Brighton.

Hello, I’m Sam. Thanks for taking the time to read my page. People often describe me as approachable, thoughtful and easy to talk to. I value honesty, warmth and curiosity in the therapy room, and I’m here to support you in exploring what matters to you, helping you find clarity, resilience and a greater sense of self.        

I’m Dan, I have a wealth of experience working alongside trauma (for all ages) for individuals and couples, to accept, empathise, and be curious whilst working with attachment issues. I have experience working with all ages, genders, sexual identities, queer identities, with focus on the LGBTQ+ community, also being queer myself. Currently offering video therapy and Walk & Talk therapy (midlands only). I work with you, alongside you, not “at you”, going at your pace, utilising many approaches for what you might want or need.

Hi, I am Victoria (she/her). I am a queer, neurodivergent, Level 2 trained Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist. I offer IFS therapy to clients online, across the UK and internationally. My approach is queer-affirming and neurodivergent-affirming. IFS works wonderfully for LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent folks. IFS helps us connect with, and support the parts of ourselves that have struggled to exist in a world that is shaped by injustice and oppression. I am committed to providing therapy which is inclusive, non-pathologising and trauma-informed. This is a space for anyone who has felt misunderstood in mainstream therapy, seeking a validating environment and has

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.

I offer a consistent, supportive, sensitively empowering relational space in which you can come to meet yourself with renewed curiosity, navigate an on-going difficulty, recover from traumatic wounds, (un)learn patterns of relating and expand your repertoire for connecting. Through straightforward, warm and expansive conversations you can increase your capacity to outline and strengthen the contours of your sense of self (clearer boundaries, needs, wants, edges, wounds and pleasures) and develop a readiness to articulate these confidently when needed while retaining your ability to be surprised, to remain open.

I am a qualified, BACP-registered counsellor based in London and Greece. I am also a transgender man and recently a parent of twins; my preferred pronouns are ‘he/him/his’.

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.

I provide a confidential and non-judgemental space, where my clients can explore their concerns at their own pace. I support my clients with a wide range of issues including, but not limited to anxiety, depression, bereavement, bereavement by suicide, abuse, eating disorders, LGBTQI+, race, neurodiversity, disability, relationship/family issues, work stress and trauma.

Looking for a therapist can be a daunting experience, especially if things are tough for you right now, but you have taken the first step! I have experienced many times, both as a counsellor and personally in therapy, how people begin to feel less burdened and overwhelmed in their life when they feel really heard and accepted without judgement or criticism. I believe that the counselling relationship is a collaborative and dynamic process, and I am always receptive to feedback, as it can shape the dynamic between us. In therapy, sometimes things can feel worse before it feels more manageable.