Hi, I’m Emma. I’m a qualified Integrative Art Psychotherapist (UKCP, HCPC, BAAT), currently offering sessions in-person and online. I provide a safe and creative space for mental health support, self-exploration and growth. I have experience helping with a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, trauma, neurodiversity, stress, life changes, grief, and experiences of unstable mood. Being LGBTQ+ can bring additional challenges. As a LGBTQ+ therapist I have supported many LGBTQ+ clients with experiences of homo/bi/transphobia, discrimination, identity, sexuality, gender and low self esteem. Art Psychotherapy uses a mixture of talking and art-making in sessions.

Please note- I am not currently accepting new clients however my waitlist is open. My name is Sid; I am an integrative psychotherapist in training offering counselling appointments in person in Birmingham or online anywhere in the UK. My particular area of interest is LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy as well as working with gender and relationship diversity and neurodiversity. I am someone who has experienced the benefits of therapy and as a trans and queer man, whilst everyone’s experiences are highly unique and individual, I know it can be comforting to work with a therapist who has personal experience in this

Hello! I’m Claire (she/her) I believe that therapy should feel warm and safe, and that as a therapist it’s never my job to tell you what to do or how to live. I am here to support you and to provide a time and space to talk about anything and everything that matters to you.

Hello and welcome. My name is Katie and I am a fully qualified integrative counsellor and accredited member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS).  

Feeling confused? Out of place? Not good enough? Therapy can offer you a space to explore these parts and connect more with your true self. I am an LGBT counsellor with experience in supporting people going through a range of confusion and distress including: anxiety and stress, family and relationship difficulties, sexuality and gender identity, low mood, loss, feeling stuck, and self esteem.

My name is Abbie, I’m 30, I’m pansexual and I’m Jewish. When I left school to go to college to study photography I was struggling with my own identity. I had experienced bullying during my secondary school years targeted at my religion and the way in which I identified. This left me with a total lack of confidence in who I thought I was or the person I wanted to be. At college I undertook a project where I photographed myself every day, experimenting with my hair, the use of wigs, makeup, the way I dressed, trying to find that

Hi there! My name is Cheryl (she/her), I’m a neurodivergent, queer, and feminist person-centred counsellor. I have been ethically and consensually non-monogamous in my relationships for almost 20 years and am part of my local polyam and kink communities. Before counselling, I worked for almost a decade in a Rape Crisis Centre in various roles, offering trauma-informed, person-centred and empowering emotional and practical support to survivors of sexual and domestic violence, which has heavily informed my practice as a counsellor.

What sets my practice apart is my unwavering commitment to fostering a collaborative therapeutic alliance with my clients. Together, we work towards identifying and overcoming obstacles, developing effective coping strategies, and fostering meaningful connections with oneself and others. Whether you’re navigating a specific challenge or seeking personal growth and self-discovery, I am here to support you every step of the way. Your mental health journey is unique, and I am dedicated to helping you unlock your full potential and live a life of authenticity and fulfillment.