Marco *Him/His, is a qualified integrative psychotherapist working across a wide range of areas and interests: lifestyle and relationship issues, “existential emptiness”, loss of meaning and motivation, bereavement and loss, trauma, mood disorders (anxiety and depression), past abuse, intimacy and substance abuse problems, ageing and later life concerns. As Advanced Accredited Sexual Diversity Therapist, he works with identity and sexuality, gender-fluidity and diversity issues, internalised phobias, anger and lighter forms of verbal aggression, HIV+, HAART, HRT, and chemsex support. Sessions can be conducted in English, Italian and German. He offers both short-term and open ended work on a safe online

My name is Natalie (she/they) and I’m an integrative therapist, supervisor and Accredited member of the BACP, providing online or phone therapy. I aim to offer you a space in which you feel understood and supported to explore whatever is impacting you. Through our work together we can identify patterns in your life and relationships, making meaning of your feelings and experiences as you move towards the life you want for yourself. My practice is gender, sexuality and relationship diversity informed, and I welcome people who identify as LGBTQ+, and/or those who have non-monogamous relationship styles.

What would you like to talk about today? It’s a common enough starting point in counselling sessions, but it is rarely a question with an easy answer. I offer sessions at Brixton, London Bridge and via Google Meet, offering short-term and long-term counselling, and offer a free half-hour initial appointment.

I am a qualified, BACP-accredited integrative therapist with a warm and collaborative approach. I have a wide range of experience working in the charity sector and more than 20 years experience working within the LGBTQIA community. I work with individual adults. The therapeutic approaches I use are: Integrative Humanistic Psychodynamic Relational

Feeling spoilt for choice? Lost in Therapist Profile City? Deciding to undertake therapy is a courageous step, and finding the right therapist to accompany you is crucial. Why do some of us need it? Well, life is untidy. It refuses to run along neat channels. Therapy offers you a place to express and articulate what is going on for you. It can help you gain clarity, put your thoughts, needs and desires in order, facilitate acceptance of your essential nature and tailor it to the way of life you want. It is entirely possible to find meaning and achieve personal