Hello, I’m Richard English (he/him), a gay psychotherapist based in Chancery Lane, Central London, and online.  I can help with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationships, identity, sex and sexuality.  More of the subjects I work with are listed in my profile.  Nearest stations are Chancery Lane, City Thameslink, Farringdon, Holborn, Blackfriars, St Paul’s. I have a two-pronged approach: working to alleviate distress in the now, and looking to the past to explore its origins.  I find that’s more effective for longer-term change.

CURRENTLY ONLY EMAIL SESSIONS AVAILABLE. I offer one-to-one online counselling sessions, using an integrative approach. Sessions can take place via phone, video, or email. Majority of my work revolves around identity and exploring who you are as a person in an affirming way, whether that’s within your ‘self’ (e.g. sexuality, gender, neurodiversity, mental health etc.) or who you are within your outside world (e.g. relationships, within your job, after losing someone close to you etc.) I have professional and lived experience in my areas of work. I work collaboratively with informed consent around the approaches/methods we use in sessions.

I am a fully accredited, qualified and experienced Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and Interpersonal Psychotherapist. I am registered with both the BABCP and IPTUK. It is important that we feel comfortable to express our feelings when we seek therapy and this can be daunting for us in the LGBTQ+ community. I ensure to provide a safe, non-judgemental space for you to talk through your issues together we can explore and understand them more so you can overcome them.

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, My name is Marion and I am a Bacp registered Integrative Counsellor , which means I draw from various therapeutic models to meet your unique needs. I am fully insured and have an enhanced DBS. I have been out as gay for the last 26 years and I offer a non-judgemental, compassionate space where we can work together and create a tailored plan to help you reach your goals. I work with anxiety, depression, ptsd, gambling, bereavement, relationship issues, identity navigation and abuse and much more.

I’m Nicky, I’m 47, easy going, relaxed, I have experience working with people with anxiety including social anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, depression, including Postnatal/Postpartum Depression, PMDD, neurodiversity challenges such as social communication, sensory processing and executive function skills,  LGBTQIA+ clients including Asexual, Bi/pansexual, non-binary Transgender, polyamorous relationships, low self esteem, relationship difficulties and self confidence.    I have lived experience of a polyamorous relationship and now live with my partner of 9 years in Newquay Cornwall. I offer a non judgemental space face to face or online.         I am qualified person centred and CBT trained therapist.

I’m a board-certified music therapist who believes in the use of the creative process to help people heal and grow. My approach is grounded in understanding how our past, especially family dynamics and childhood experiences, shapes our present beliefs, behaviors, and relationships. I aim to help you explore those patterns, process unresolved emotions, and find new ways to move forward with clarity and confidence. I work with people online and in person, and I regularly host free community music groups around Berlin.

In our work together, we’ll gently explore your feelings, needs, and personal narratives in a warm, non-judgmental space. There are no worksheets or homework here—just a collaborative process rooted in curiosity and understanding. Therapy isn’t about “fixing” you, but about helping you feel more at home in yourself. Life can be complicated, especially when you feel like you don’t quite fit in. Maybe you’ve always felt different from those around you, or perhaps recent changes have left you questioning your place in the world. You might be dealing with anxiety or depression, struggling with relationships, or feeling stuck as you