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

Welcome, I’m Joy (she/they). I’m a qualified psychotherapist working with individuals and couples online. With particular experience in LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence & the Performing Arts, I offer a compassionate, sincere and confidential space for individuals and couples to work through their experiences. My practice is trauma-informed and neuro-affirming, which means I am comfortable working with trauma-based and neurodiverse frameworks. I work with a range of experiences including ADHD, Autism, CPTSD, dissociation, bereavement, attachment, anxiety, depression, low self esteem and stress. Mostly, though, I am interested in you, and supporting you with the courageous decision to get to know yourself better.

I work with adults and adolescents who are, for a variety of reasons, dealing with discomfort throughout their daily lives. This can be internal (Who am I? Am I enough? What am I here for?), external or a combination of the above. I work with people like you who are looking for a space to look at what works and doesn’t in their lives, finding patterns and using insight to guide real, meaningful change. You might come to therapy to cope better, to examine your past experiences or to simply gain insight into yourself. It is what we make it.

I have been working as a therapist since 1999. I have worked with many LGBTIQA+/GSRD folks from all walks of life. I listen very closely to what is actually being said and help you gain a deeper understanding of your thoughts, feelings, beliefs and the events that have happened in your life.

I am a Swiss-recognised psychologist (PsyCo, Master level) and a member of the Swiss Federation of Psychologists (FSP). My work is LGBTQIA+ affirmative, trauma-informed and culturally sensitive, supporting clients exploring identity, sexuality, relationships, belonging and emotional wellbeing. As a trans woman with lived experience and more than ten years in mental health, I offer a compassionate and non-judgemental space where clients can feel safe to be fully themselves. Sessions available in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.

My art psychotherapy offering is person centred, adapting my approach to the clients needs, whether this be play centred, talk focused or mess-making sessions. Hello! My name is Jess and I’m from the Midlands in the UK. I’m currently living between London and travelling around Europe; when on these adventures I love to hike, paddleboard and dive. At home I have a gorgeous Maine-coon cat named Mycelium who rules the roost, and I like to spend my free time dancing, gaming and being outdoors.

I’m Jeneseka, or ‘Jen’, (she/her), a trans woman and person-centred counsellor. I offer a warm, affirming and non-judgemental space where you can explore your identity, relationships and wider life experiences at your own pace. My approach is grounded in the humanistic person-centred approach, placing the therapeutic relationship at the heart of the work. I aim to listen carefully and respond with empathy, honesty and respect, walking alongside you rather than directing or diagnosing. I have extensive experience supporting trans, non-binary and gender-questioning people, as well as work around gender dysphoria, social/medical transition, self-esteem, anxiety, low mood and eating difficulties.

Hello, I’m Tony and I’m  an integrative therapist originally from Yorkshire and I pride myself on my warm, present and calm nature. I am passionate about working with clients in a way that allows them to explore their relationships with themselves and others, and healing and growing through the process. Above all I care about what I do and I’ve worked with clients and alongside therapist teams for many years, I studied my undergraduate, MSc and PhD at Edinburgh University, exploring  identity, sociology and psychology and I’ve worked in the mental health and wellbeing field for over a decade. I

I’m committed to human rights, equality, diversity and inclusion. I am down to earth and bring my authentic self to sessions. I believe for the therapeutic process to be successful, the relationship between therapist and client is key. I provide a neurodivergent-affirming, trans-affirming, and LGBTQIA+ positive space for individuals navigating various challenges. I work with people who identify as gender, sex or relationship diverse and those who may feel different, misunderstood, or outside of traditional expectations. One of my aims is to provide affirmative, anti-oppressive support. I’m aware of the potential trauma and struggles people face regarding prejudice and discrimination.

Richard Hennebert is a 55 year-old therapist, who identifies as a cis gay man (he/him).”I turned to counselling a few times: in my early twenties when I came out as a gay man to my family, when I was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23 and at other times when I wanted to make some changes but did not know how to make them happen because I felt powerless and lost.I trained a few years ago because I felt ready to have an even better understanding of myself. Now I am an experienced counsellor but underneath my training