Lois Peachey (she/they) I’m an integrative counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor with 25 years’ experience.  I work with individuals aged 18 upwards online and in person at my home on the Norfolk Suffolk border.  I am trained in two key approaches to working somatically with trauma: Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing.  I find many people respond well to parts work and I draw on Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and IFS for this.   The majority of my work is with members of the LGBTQIA++ community and I have significant experience in working with gender identity.

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

I offer a consistent, supportive, sensitively empowering relational space in which you can come to meet yourself with renewed curiosity, navigate an on-going difficulty, recover from traumatic wounds, (un)learn patterns of relating and expand your repertoire for connecting. Through straightforward, warm and expansive conversations you can increase your capacity to outline and strengthen the contours of your sense of self (clearer boundaries, needs, wants, edges, wounds and pleasures) and develop a readiness to articulate these confidently when needed while retaining your ability to be surprised, to remain open.

You might be feeling stressed out, overwhelmed, confused and facing challenges that are uncomfortable and distressing for you. It’s not always easy or possible to speak about what’s going on with friends, family, partners or colleagues for fear of being judged or misunderstood. This can leave you feeling unseen, unheard, worried and alone. Person-centred counselling provides a supportive, inclusive and affirmative relationship to share about what’s really going on. No judgements here. Just warmth, understanding and practical support with the next steps. As well as offering person-centred counselling I also run retreats teaching mindfulness, nature connection, yoga and small group

Hi, I’m Mamta.You’ve probably spent a long time working out how much of yourself is safe to bring into a room and what to soften or explain once there. Maybe that’s about your gender, your sexuality, your culture, or who you love and how. Maybe it’s about wanting connection, or sex, or a relationship structure that doesn’t fit a particular script.I work with identity in all its forms — cultural, gender, sexual, neurodivergent — and with individuals and all relationship structures. Your whole self is honoured and welcome here.

Hey, I’m Simon, I’m a qualified, integrative counsellor. I work online and in person and believe that the most rich therapeutic connections come from being unapologetically authentic and so I encourage you to really bring yourself to sessions (even the parts of you that you may feel inclined to hide) and I will do the same (colourful shirts and all!).

I am a client led therapist, in other words, you will always be in charge of your therapy. As a sex-positive & kink aware counsellor, trained in GSRD, I provide a space for clients, both individuals & intimate partners, to talk openly about these subjects, & have much experience of working with clients who fall under the kink & BDSM umbrella and those who have Consensual non-monogamy relationships.

Well, hello, I’m Sarah. I’m a BACP registered counsellor and therapist. I’ve always been intrigued by what motivates us humans to do what we do. After a long career researching consumer behaviour in the corporate world, circumstances led me to seek therapy to help with a crisis in my personal life. Having the support of a therapist and a safe and confidential place to explore what was going on for me was transformative. It not only helped me to reconnect with who I really was, it also gave me a desire to live more authentically with those around me. I

Hi, I’m Joey. I’m a neurodivergent, queer, and gender-diverse psychotherapist with a wealth of experience working in a variety of settings. At present, I offer therapy online. I work as an integrative psychotherapist, drawing mainly on psychodynamic and person-centred approaches. My practice is trauma-informed and experiential, and I often bring in somatic or creative methods where they feel helpful. I value the uniqueness of each person I work with and tailor therapy to meet your individual needs and preferences. My therapeutic style is grounded in attunement and creativity, offering you a space that is supportive, flexible, and truly your own.

I’m a relational psychotherapist, experienced in working with issues to do with gender and sexuality, relationship diversity (polyamory, non-monogamy etc) and provide an LGBTQ+ affirmative practice, but welcome clients from all backgrounds. I am mindful of the social, cultural and structural issues involved in the difficulties we face as individuals. I believe that therapy can help with so many issues, whether they feel vague or specific, and allow us to come to a better understanding of ourselves and our histories so we can live fuller, more authentic lives.