Lianne Terry is a Psychotherapist who employs Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centred therapy to aid clients who are struggling to find happiness. As a qualified counsellor she specialises in exploring relationships, family dynamics and the process of healing childhood wounds.  Having embarked on her own journey to happiness and self-empowerment by addressing past pain, Lianne is intimately familiar with the challenges of coping with anxiety and depression stemming from past wounds. She understands the experience of carrying pain without a clear understanding of its origins and the effort required to unravel and rebuild from it. Today, Lianne considers herself content

Hello, I am Zalfa, a Counselling Psychologist. At the heart of my work, I strive to create a warm and empathetic space for individuals from all walks of life. I support clients facing a variety of challenges, including self-esteem issues, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and low mood. Additionally, I have substantial experience working with complex mental health difficulties such as complex trauma, substance misuse, and gender-based violence. My work within the NHS and various third-sector organisations have particularly centred on supporting the LGBTQI+ community and individuals affected by gendered violence. I am registered with the HCPC and BPS.  

I am a Northern Irish LGBTQ+ affirmative counsellor, who works both short and long term with clients online. I am here to support you in navigating life’s challenges and working through patterns and behaviours which may be holding you back. I believe we all know within ourselves what is right for us but it can take time and understanding to be able to find this out. I won’t give you the answers – I believe you have them already within yourself. But I am here to work through your troubles and together, we can work towards getting you that brighter

I offer open-ended online therapy for adults (18+). My special interests include working with survivors of abuse and complex trauma, identity – including those parts of us that have been marginalised, ground down, or silenced – and ecological grief. My approach is creative, curious, and conversational, and I place the unique therapeutic relationship between us at the centre of our work together.

Through a Person-Centred approach, I offer a supportive, honest, empathetic, safe, non-judgemental and confidential space to help you better understand your life experiences.  ​Person-Centred counselling is a humanistic, non-directive approach based on the belief that the client, you, have the innate tendency to develop to your full potential. This approach aims to help you reconnect with your inner being, enabling you to reach your full potential with a strengthened understanding of yourself.  ​I have a strong commitment to diversity, and I am an LGBTQIA+ inclusive counsellor, offering a non-judgemental space where people feel safe to be themselves and explore their

I am a Chartered Clinical Psychologist registered with the British Psychological Society and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). I have been working with Gender, Sex, and Relationship Diversity (GSRD) for almost 2 decades and in private practice since 2016.  My specialist areas are working with the Queer community, Neuro-Diversity, “Personality Disorders” and with Creatives. As there is a great deal of overlap between these arenas, I am experienced with the complexity of compounding and contradicting identities and pressures.

As an Integrative Relational Psychotherapist my work is grounded is the feminist principles of equality, empowerment, intersectionality and social justice.  During the last 13 years I have worked in women only and LGBTQIA+ spaces providing individual counselling to people who have experienced domestic abuse, childhood sexual abuse, emotional neglect and trauma.  I have extensive experience working with bereavement and loss having worked as a Counsellor in a Bereavement service for many years. I tailor my theoretical knowledge, clinical experience and therapeutic skills to find a collaborative way of working with you in order to identify the heart of the issue(s)

Hi, I am Steve I offer online counselling across the UK and abroad. I came out as gay at 17 in 1971 and now identify as Queer. I have worked in various areas of mental health over a 40 year period and qualified as a counsellor some 27 years ago, my counselling training was in the person centred tradition, but I now consider myself integrative/eclectic. I offer a 30 minute free taster session to see if I am the right therapist for you, More information can be found on my website, www.stevebriggs.org and www.earsforfearscounselling.com BACP accredited Counsellor, membership number 565833.

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