From March I have space in person on Tuesday 12pm, and Wednesday at 2.30pm, and online on Thursday 12pm or 2pm. I am Jen, a person-centred therapist working online and in person with clients who are LGBTQIA+ and GSRD. I am a proud member of this community and identify as trans non-binary and queer. My heart is with working with queer clients, and my experience of being othered allows me to relate to and empathize with a range of experiences inside and outside of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Hello! I’m Marley (they/them). I am a qualified counsellor offering talking therapy for adults online and via phone wherever you are. I offer a range of appointments, including late evening. I work with topics including anxiety, body image, disability, depression, gender identity, loss (including loss of pets), grief, self-esteem and sexual orientation.  

I’m an integrative psychotherapist drawing on different strands of therapeutic theory and practice. There isn’t one approach which suits all. I aim to find the best way to work with you and issues you bring to the therapy. I offer a creative approach to the work with difficulties such as anxiety, depression, problems in relationships  or a search for new identity and authenticity in life.   ​   Creativity and the arts can access places within ourselves beyond words, beyond the unhelpful patterns and familiar narratives. They open access to all parts of ourselves – the forgotten, the disowned or the vulnerable. In the context

Hello, I’m Cora. I offer modern, down-to-earth therapy for Millennials, Gen. Z, and the LGBTQ+ community.   My specialisms include working with anxiety, burnout, depression, perfectionism, relationships, low self-esteem, identity, family issues, bereavement, & GSRD.

My name is Matthew, I am a qualified integrative therapist working in-person in London, and online across the UK. My professional journey began in 2009 through completion of a certificate course in counselling skills and I have since graduated from a BSc (Hons) in Counselling, a degree accredited by the BACP where I am also a registered member.  My dissertation project was about the psychotherapeutic experiences of men engaged in chemsex, an area of particular interest to me.  I also have interest in the relationship between sexuality and religion, an area I hold developmental training for.

I have 0ver 15 years experience working with LGBTQ+ and non-binary individuals and couples. My style is integrative and creative. I often work with clients who feel stuck in anxious and stressful patterns or who want to understand themselves and their relationships better in order to feel clearer and more confident moving forwards. To get a better sense of how I work drop me a line to arrange a free call.

I am a masters level qualified, BACP registered psychotherapist & counsellor and dual-qualified clinical psychosexual therapist (also known as sexology, or sex and relationships therapy) registered with COSRT. I am trained and qualified to work with both one-to-one therapy, as well as couples therapy (including working with polyamory and polycules). My approach is integrative, meaning that draw from a range of disciplines (for example;compassion focused therapy, existentialism, systemic theory, liberative psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy to name a few). As such, I draw from a wide range of theoretical and philosophical schools of therapeutic thought to provide a personalised and

I offer therapy online or over the telephone. My therapy is a way for you to gain a better understanding of your life within a safe, friendly and non-judgemental space. It can help you to move forwards with a much clearer mind and to gain more perspective over what’s going on for you. It can help you to feel in control of your life and empowered to make changes.  Issues that clients have brought to sessions with me have included: anxiety, bereavement, grief, depression, relationship problems, family breakdowns, gender, and sexuality. Through therapy with me, we will work together to

I offer a counselling space where my clients can explore themselves, get closer to what’s important to them and maybe challenge their usual ways of being, if they want to do that. My work has always been centred around people who often find themselves outside of the mainstream, and I aim to provide autonomy, knowledge and safety to groups that perhaps do not always feel able to be themselves in traditional counselling settings.