The experience of coming for therapy is an opportunity for you to discover for the first or subsequent time in life that you can let go of all the judgements, the fear and hesitation, and begin to talk about what is bothering you. We become wounded within a sense of connectedness – in families, relationships, friendships and society – and paradoxically it is within a sense of connectedness that we can begin to heal. Healing the emotional brain takes time, but it is a creative and deeply fulfilling process that brings wonderful gifts with itself.  I offer Individual Psychotherapy and

Hi, I’m Kane. My therapy approach is integrative and collaborative. I begin gently and person-centred, focusing on helping you feel safe, heard and understood. As our work develops, we may explore deeper patterns, including how earlier experiences shape the ways you relate to yourself and others now. Ultimately, I believe therapy is bespoke to you and your personal experiences. I see therapy as a space where difficult experiences can be spoken about openly, sometimes for the first time, and where new ways of understanding yourself can begin to emerge.

As a psychotherapist, I am interested in what makes life worth living. Whatever you may be struggling with, I offer a warm and non-judgemental space for us to explore what might lie beneath it, in the unconscious. My training in psychoanalysis means my approach is centred around an invitation for you to speak freely, and that I will pay careful attention such that – together – we might come to better understand things like your childhood, traumatic experiences, challenging relationship patterns and desires. 

Hello, I’m an experienced integrative counsellor, working in charities and services in London and Brighton over the past eight years.  I’m passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ people, identify as gay and practice affirmatively.Establishing trust and a felt sense of safety in the therapy relationship is the foundation for the way that I work – through a compassionate, calming presence and experience of being attentively and warmly seen, heard and valued, I hope to provide a space where you can bring what you need, to help explore and find a way through your current difficulties and challenges. Please get in touch.

Hello, and welcome to my practice. Everyone faces moments of uncertainty, anxiety, and challenge. Whatever you’re going through, you don’t have to navigate it alone. My identity as a Black gay man deeply informs my work as a therapist. I bring not only professional training but also personal insight into the challenges of navigating spaces that may not always affirm your full self. I understand the emotional weight of seeking belonging and the courage it takes to move toward self-acceptance. This lived experience allows me to hold a compassionate, affirming space for others on their own journeys. I am here

     

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.

My name is Broes (pronounced Bruce) Van Renterghem and I offer psychotherapeutic counselling in my practices in London Bridge, Clapham Common, Shoreditch, and online. Some of the key areas I can help with are anxiety, depression, gender identification, sexual orientation-related issues, addiction, shame, relationships, self-esteem, and more.  I have a special interest in working with LGBTQ+ members and the unique challenges and strengths that can come with these experiences. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community myself, I bring both professional expertise and lived understanding to the work.

At the heart of my counselling and psychotherapy practice is a commitment to holding a supportive and transformative space which helps you go beyond simply coping, towards thriving and liberation. I offer a collaborative and mutual approach which meets you where you are, and centers your empowerment, needs, and desires instead of imposing expertise or pathology. I believe therapy can serve as a profoundly powerful space where we can explore, unravel, and change our relationship to what keeps us ‘stuck’, so that we might move into more free ways of living. To this end, I draw on an integrative blend

Hi, my name is James.  I’m a qualified integrative therapist offering weekly therapy both online and in person in Queens Park, NW6. I offer a reflective and supportive space where you can talk openly about what’s going on for you.  Together we’ll explore your experiences, relationships, and the patterns that may be keeping you stuck – paying attention not only to what has happened, but how it feels to share it. My aim is to help you feel more at ease with yourself, more connected in your relationships, and freer to live in a way that feels authentic.