I am an integrative practitioner, drawing from the strengths and techniques of different therapies to suit your specific needs. My long career in mental health and neurodiversity services informs a practice grounded in empathy, non-judgment, and collaboration. Together we will make sense of your experiences, deepen your self-connection, and begin practical movement towards your desired future. I work across a broad range of experiences and hold particular expertise with anxiety/burnout, low mood, processing shame, exploring relationships (including abuse) and rebuilding from adversity. As a neurodivergent mixed-race counsellor from a working-class background, I also welcome clients seeking to explore their own intersectionality.

At Felt-Sense Therapy, I honour your story, your identity and the unique experiences of being LGBTQ+. I offer a warm, affirming space where all parts of who you are are welcomed and celebrated. My integrative approach, rooted in Transactional Analysis (TA), helps uncover unconscious patterns that shape how we relate to ourselves and others. Together, we can bring these patterns into awareness, create new possibilities, and support you in reconnecting with your authentic self—with pride and compassion.

  Welcome. Life can feel heavy or confusing, especially when you are carrying more than others realise. If you feel lost or stuck, therapy can offer space to slow down and reconnect with your true self. Reaching out takes courage, and even searching for the right therapist is already an act of self-care. I am proudly queer, and as a BACP registered and highly trained therapist I offer in person or online sessions, whatever works best for you. This is a confidential and fully accepting space to feel understood and move towards something lighter.  

Some part of you is asking you to pay attention. Therapy gives you the space to do so. I’m Maddy-Rose, a trainee psychotherapist offering one-to-one therapy in Paddington, London, and online. Therapy with me is a space to slow things down and pay attention to what’s really going on – especially when things feel confusing, overwhelming, or hard to put into words. I work in a way that’s collaborative and paced, with particular care for people exploring identity, relationships, or the impact of past experiences.

Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming.I’m here to make that easier. I’m Jennifer Kabelis, a fully qualified psychotherapist offering compassionate, confidential therapy in St Albans, Marylebone, and online. I’m BACP registered and specialise in psychodynamic counselling, working with individuals and couples who are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and sexual well-being.

Hello, I’m Richard English (he/him), a gay psychotherapist based in Chancery Lane, Central London, and online.  I can help with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationships, identity, sex and sexuality.  More of the subjects I work with are listed in my profile.  Nearest stations are Chancery Lane, City Thameslink, Farringdon, Holborn, Blackfriars, St Paul’s. I have a two-pronged approach: working to alleviate distress in the now, and looking to the past to explore its origins.  I find that’s more effective for longer-term change.

I’m Mili Layla, an MBACP psychodynamic psychotherapist offering LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy in London and online across the UK and internationally. I work with many queer, LGBTQ+ and questioning clients exploring identity, relationships, anxiety, depression and life transitions. I offer in-person therapy in London and online wherever you are based, providing a warm, reflective and confidential space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences at your own pace. My approach is psychodynamic in practice which allows for relational and collaborative work, with awareness of minority stress, cultural expectations and the impact of sexuality, gender and belonging on emotional wellbeing.