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

Hello!I’m Katie and I own a very busy private practice in Boston Spa near York, Leeds and Harrogate with my three Sphynx cats. I absolutely love my work and you will never be just a number on my patient list; building long lasting relationships were people feel valued and cared for is critical to the way I work. I have faced my own therapeutic journey and healed from trauma and feel that this has given me more insight than any of my academic training and professional development. As an integrative therapist I will tailor your therapy specifically to you and this

Hello and welcome. Whatever has brought you here today, I imagine you may have many ‘what ifs’ with you too. You may not feel as if you have any choice, power or direction in life, I can offer a space to explore what this is like for you and discover what it is you are searching for. Together we can walk through your inner world, always at your own pace, and you can get to know yourself a little better in the company of someone who is genuinely dedicated to understanding your issues.

I’m a Person-Centred Counsellor working in mental health since 2009.    As a member of the community, I welcome LGBTQ+ individuals and provide a safe and affirming space for issues related to gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity to explore your thoughts and feelings.    I am passionate about helping clients navigate challenges related to gender, sexuality, relationships, and mental health, including anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. My approach is compassionate and non-judgmental, tailored to help you find clarity, confidence, and tools to manage life’s challenges.   Whether you’re working through life changes, exploring your identity, or simply need someone to

Wayfinder is an LGBTQ+-focused coaching, counselling and bibliotherapy service based in Norwich, England, and online. We offer a supportive, tailored approach so you can feel empowered and can achieve your potential. We are both LGBTQ+.

My approach is rooted in the person-centred modality, a humanistic, non-directive way of working that values your autonomy and welcomes you exactly as you are. I offer a safe, supportive, and non-judgemental space where you can explore whatever is going on for you, at your own pace.

Hi, I’m Liam, a Welsh, gay man – thanks for stopping by. I am a fully qualified and registered therapist and I hope we can work together and create relevant, long-lasting change.

Do you feel tangled up in your thoughts and unsure where to start? I can help with that. I’m a qualified counsellor and a gay woman, and my own lived experience means I understand what it’s like to navigate identity, relationships, and not always feeling understood. I offer a calm, down-to-earth space where you can talk openly without judgement or pressure. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, relationship issues, or something you can’t put into words yet, we’ll work together to make sense of things. If you’re ready to feel more like yourself again, I’d love to hear from you.

Sometimes life may feel complex and overwhelming navigating relationship challenges, depression, or trauma, and neurodivergent experiences. Also, a particular challenge for LGBTQIA+ members is about finding safe and affirming spaces in an ever challenging world. My personal and professional (25 years) experience helps me to hold a supportive and non-judgemental space so you can explore gender and sexual identity, reflect on life challenges, and discover healthier ways of relating.I feel honoured and privileged to support individuals, couples, and groups during their process of self-discovery and fulfilment. 

As a psychologist and psychoanalytic psychotherapist in training, my work aims to create a safe space for the process of gradual understanding and processing of topics, in order to free oneself from old patterns and inhibitions, and to create space for new ways of thinking, feeling and relating to oneself, others and life in general.