I work with individuals to firstly help you understand yourself authentically.  This means learning about who you are, your behaviour patterns and thought processes.  This will enable you to change unhealthy patterns, and relate to others more intimately.

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 Rae  (they/them) and I live and work on unceded Wurundjeri Country, Kulin Nations. I’m a trans non-binary, multiple neurodivergent and chronically ill registered supervisor (I avoid using the term ‘clinical’ to describe the supervision work I do, as I prefer to use non-clinical language in my approaches), arts therapist, and psychotherapist. I have white Anglophone privilege and settler privilege. I experience marginalisation due to living in cisgenderist, binary, neurotypical-centred society. I am very passionate about disability rights, LGBTQIA+ communities and mental health. I am vegan and love animals. I also have a sensory garden outside the studio. When working therapeutically, I use

Hello, I’m Stewart (he/him), a counselling psychologist registered with the HCPC (PYL042716). I identify as a cis-gay man and neurodivergent therapist as well as proud trans ally. I’m a devoted and passionate therapist with significant experience supporting people (off all genders) navigate difficulties with sex, sexuality, gender, identity and relationship diversity