Making the choice to seek out counselling can be a hard step in its own right, having to then find a counsellor you feel safe with when going through some of your most difficult moments can be very daunting. Your reasons for seeking counselling can be well known to you but sometimes it can be as vague as knowing something feels wrong but not knowing what or why. Talking about these feelings can help bring them into focus and enable us to work together through these difficult times. I work with adults on a wide range of issues surrounding identity,

I’m a Person Centred Therapist and Counsellor with varied experience working therapeutically with adults.   Good therapy is built on the relationship between client and therapist.  I focus on listening to your story, your concerns and the self you want to share with me in order to offer you a non-judgemental and constructive space.  I feel passionately about offering therapy that is person-centred which means that I follow your lead whilst focusing on providing a nurturing environment for you to feel empathised with, understood and held as you work towards a deeper sense of yourself and place of healing.  

I have many years’ experience working with LGBTQ+ people. I work in a way which is affirming of all identities including neurodiversity, cultural, sexual and gender identity. I welcome anyone who may wish to work on issues in these areas – or just to feel comfortable that this part of you will be accepted in this space. I aim to carry no assumptions, to hear your experience as you describe it, and to adapt therapy to best suit you as an individual.      My background is in the voluntary sector, in charities supporting people with neurological conditions and chronic health

My name is Will and I am a gay man and fully trained integrative psychotherapist, based in Greenwich, London – offering sessions in person and online. As well as seeing clients privately, I currently work as an Associate at Gay Men’s Therapy, and have worked for MIND’s Bereavement service in Newham. Whatever brings you to therapy, I offer a professional, confidential and non-judgemental service. Crossing the threshold into therapy can be daunting, but I believe the investment in oneself is always worthwhile. I am a member of the BACP (Membership number 01000136) and UKCP. Prior to being a psychotherapist, I

Humanistic therapy is about building a bond centred on your needs. I offer psychotherapy services to help you overcome life challenges, understand yourself better and to resolve fixed patterns. My expertise includes working with trauma, neglect, relationships, identity, gender/sexuality challenges, and life crises. I know the impact of systemic oppression and provide a safe, inclusive space. Embracing a deeper understanding of yourself, your community, and the world around you can enrich your relationships, your sense of belonging, your purpose, and your overall well-being. I work in person on Saturdays in Belgravia and online on weekdays, early mornings and late evenings.

I am a BACP registered integrative counsellor. I work with tenderness and curiosity around subjects of gender and sexuality, life transitions and change, emotional dysregulation and burnout. If you feel lost in all that the world expects of you, who you are, what is meaningful to you and what you need, I am here to offer you the space to rest, reflect and find the way forward.

My name is Drew (they/he), and I am a queer, neurodivergent dramatherapist. I have a particular passion for supporting queer and neurodivergent individuals, and I aim to bring a somatic, nature-based approach to my work, celebrating the innate wisdom of the body. Since training at Roehampton University, I have advocated for queer and gender diverse individuals within institutions, often providing education for staff and colleagues. These encounters have sparked my dedication to crafting more spaces for queer voices and experiences. Alongside my clinical work, I co-lead an LGBTQ+ network within the British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth), holding peer-support and community

I am a queer psychotherapist and supervisor specialising in gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity. I work with adults and older adolescents who are LGBTQIA+/gender non-conforming, or questioning their identities. I also specialise in trauma recovery, and treating healthcare professionals. I work from multiple affirming perspectives, including Health at Every Size, neurodivergence affirming, disability affirming, and fat-positive perspectives. My therapeutic approach is trauma-sensitive, empowering, attentive to culture, informed by historically marginalised communities, and includes evidence-based approaches. I offer Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) for treating trauma, including childhood, sexual, relationship, and discrimination based traumas.

As a therapist working in the NHS and in private practice, I specialise in addiction, LGBTQIA+ , in particular, gay and bisexual issues and straight partners, male mental health and relationship issues. I believe that therapy should be designed specially for your individual needs and provide a relaxed, safe space where you can feel free to share your issues confidentially and without judgement. The most important part of therapy is the relationship between us and I like to work in a collaborative way, helping you learn more about yourself, your issues and developing strategies to manage them. It can feel