Hi! My name is Laura (they/she) and I am a queer integrative psychotherapist. 

Hello, I’m Lottie, an experienced Bristol-based therapist offering counselling and psychotherapy. If you find yourself at a tricky time in your life and are looking for some support, I can help. I offer both short and long term therapy and am led by my clients, believing that you hold the keys to how change might best unfold for you. My values include compassion, kindness, curiosity, honesty, respect and equality.

I have extensive experience supporting LGBTQIA+ clients in both NHS hospitals and private practice settings. Alongside working with anxiety, trauma, burnout, relationships, and self-esteem, I have particular expertise in gender identity and exploration, HIV, chemsex, sexual health, addiction, and the impact of shame and minority stress. My approach is warm, collaborative, and non-judgemental. Whether you are navigating a specific difficulty or seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, I offer a space where you can explore your experiences openly and authentically.

Hi. I’m Stephen. I am a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor trained in Transactional Analysis and a Registered Member of BACP (MBACP) with extensive experience supporting LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent people. As a gay man with neurodiversity in my close family, I understand how important it can be to work with a practitioner who shares lived experiences in these areas.

A lot of people in this community know what it’s like to hold things carefully – to translate before speaking, to anticipate the reaction, to manage how much of yourself fits in the room. That vigilance tends to show up in the body long before it shows up in words. I’m Sabrina (she/they), a queer integrative therapist working from a somatic, relational and anti-oppressive lens – kink and poly-affirming. You don’t need to translate yourself here, and I have space for new clients.

 Hello – I’m Justin. I’m an Integrative Psychotherapist, Supervisor and Facilitator (AKA Tutor) working in Nottingham, UK.

Hello, I’m Sofia. I am a warm, needs-informed and inclusive psychotherapist dedicated to diversity and equality across race, culture, ability, gender and sexuality. People of all ages and backgrounds are warmly welcomed to my practice. My approach is open and respectful, creating a safe space where clients can explore their concerns at their own pace. Sessions are offered in English and Greek.

Hello, my name is LV (they/ them). I am a queer counsellor working in-person in Camberwell in south London. I offer sessions indoors, and walk and talk therapy in Burgess Park. Taking the step to come to therapy can be daunting. We often avoid or ignore things that feel difficult or cause us pain. But in the long run, this makes things more difficult and painful. I provide a warm, empathic space where we can explore the things that matter to you, and you can find a greater sense of safety and meaning.  I am an integrative counsellor, meaning that

Welcome to my profile, I’m a professionally qualified counsellor and psychotherapist with over 7 years experience working with adults and young people in the charitable sector and private practice. I am passionate about supporting and improving the wellbeing of the LGBTQIA+ community. My practice embraces and celebrates diversity. I have extensive experience working with LGBTQIA+ and GSRD clients and have educated myself to have a comprehensive understanding of diverse practices and identities whilst respecting the nuances of the client’s unique lived experience. 

Solution-focused, deep diving into the issue is what we’re going to get up to.  I’ll use creative exercises, worksheets and good old real-life, in-person connection to help you get to wherever it is you’re going.       I’m a humanistic integrative psychotherapist by qualification, but more of a holistic, trauma-informed, neurodivergent coach in practice.  I can hold space for you. I can bear witness.  I believe change is possible, nee inevitable.       I firmly believe in person-centred (client-led) theory AND I know that when I started therapy (as a client) and still now if I’m honest, I