I’m Jen (she/her), a queer HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist working therapeutically with sexuality, gender and relationship diversity. I have been working in mental health services for 10 years and have expertise in a wide range of difficulties, including low mood, anxiety and self-esteem. I work with individuals navigating relationship and identity issues (including LGBTQI+), life transitions and grief and loss. I also have extensive experience working with people living with HIV and sexual health difficulties. 

My name is Claire and I’m a bisexual psychotherapist and psychologist working within diversity, in particular with LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse clients. I’m qualified in integrative therapy, which means I can use different counselling techniques to find the most effective therapy for you. I support people with depression and anxiety, including those experiencing suicidal thoughts. My work includes trauma and bereavement; I can work with you on addiction and behaviour change, finding coping mechanisms and managing emotions. I have a humanistic approach with all of my work – I am non-judgemental and don’t shock easily.

I am a white, neurodiverse, disabled and queer Person-Centered Psychotherapist and Intimate Partner Therapist based in Glasgow, Scotland. I am currently undertaking a Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy at The Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (CICS). I work online, and offer sliding scale session prices.

Hello! My name is Janine. I am a fully qualified psychotherapeutic counsellor. I provide therapy to adults and young people over 18 years old. I have a Masters with distinction in Integrative Counselling and am a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy which means I strictly adhere to their ethical code of conduct. I have previously worked with individuals as a relationship counsellor for Let’s Talk Relationships (formerly Relate Bradford & Leeds) where I received training in couples therapy for depression.    

Originally from the United States, I have over a decade of experience practicing with adults and young adults in a variety of settings: hospitals, inpatient psychiatry, community-based mental health charities, LGBTQIA+ clinics, and private practice. I have trained and practiced in both the US and the UK, the latter where I’m currently a member of East London Relationship Therapy (ELRT) in Hackney. I originally received my Master’s degree in the US as a Clinical Social Worker, where I studied and practiced psychotherapy from a social justice perspective in marginalized, largely immigrant communities in the Boston area.

I’m Shaun, a UKCP trainee Biodynamic Psychotherapist since 2025, Somatic and Embodiment Coach with nearly 20 years’ experience working with the body, nervous system and emotional wellbeing. I work with LGBTQ+ people who want a therapy space where their identity is not questioned, explained or pathologised but welcomed as part of who they are. I’m deeply interested in how our bodies carry life experience, including stress, trauma, joy, identity and resilience. My work is rooted in warmth, curiosity and respect, offering a space where you can slow down, reconnect and explore what’s happening for you at your own pace.

I offer a warm and non-judgemental space where you can explore what has brought you to therapy.I spent a number of years living in Brighton and the experience has been formative for me in what it feels like to be part of a community which is accepting and empowering.It’s really important to me that I provide meaningful support to people who have experienced alienation because of their difference or neurodiversity, how they identify in their gender or sexuality.

I am a neurodiverse therapist, first generation immigrant, non-binary. My role is to offer a space where every part of you—your neurotype, your culture, your queerness, your heritage—is not only welcomed but fundamentally understood. My work is centered on healing the trauma of childhood, addressing the imprints left by experiences such as emotional neglect, abuse, parental conflict, and family separation and we look at how these experiences inform the way we relate today. I have particular expertise working with clients who, as children, took on caring roles for example.    I am a psychodynamic psychotherapist working with anxiety and depression,

Hello, I’m Gemma, a queer integrative arts psychotherapist, working in-person and online with adults of all sexualities and genders in a non-judgemental and confidential space in Archway, North London. I specialise in supporting those in transition. Perhaps this is through loss, parenthood, or middle age, when the person you are or the way you’ve learned to cope no longer aligns with who you are. I work by blending traditional talk therapy with creative approaches like art-making, movement, and imagination to support you in making sense of your experiences, especially when words alone feel like they aren’t enough.