I am an experienced and qualified counsellor. I offer therapy in a supportive but challenging environment to encourage exploration and understanding of your personal issues. I am based in Norwich (NR7), in Norfolk but I also work online. Where possible I like to meet for an initial assessment in person. I am particularly experienced in dealing with the following: Depression  Anxiety  Trauma and recovery including sexual abuse as a child or adult  LGBT and sexuality Relationship diversity  

Queer people deserve queer therapists. Being LGBTQIA+ is an incredible gift, but it can also be immensely challenging. I know the power that therapy has to bring individual change. That can translate into the wellbeing of our community.

Race, gender, sexuality, culture and family history all affect our sense of self. If you are struggling with your identity, talking about things may help. As a result of my lived experience and training, I specialise in issues around identity and offer a safe space for you to explore what is getting in the way of you leading the life you want to lead. I offer an initial consultation session to talk about your hopes for therapy and to give you a chance to experience what sessions would be like with me.

Hello. My name is Steve and I work as an Existential and Person-Centred therapist.  I particularly value working in the area of gender, sex and relationship diversity.  I have experience in trauma counselling, working with anxiety and mindfulness practice.  

I Identify as a cis-gender, lesbian, woman. I am a BACP accredited Counsellor, working both in person and online. I offer a supportive, non-judgemental and confidential space to explore your emotions, raise self-awareness and help strengthen your relationship with yourself and others. I know that starting therapy can be daunting, and finding the right therapist for you, someone that you are comfortable with, is so important. This page provides a little bit of information about me and my practice, and hopefully will give you an idea of how we can work together. I offer a free 15-minute phone chat to

Hello, I’m Zuzi, a queer-centred and trauma informed therapist. My approach is holistic, which means I will be curious about your whole life; from your inner world, to the people that surround you and the structures you exist in.  Whether you know what it is that is causing you distress or you just feel lost and anxious and you don’t know why, I believe you have the answers within you and it is my role is to support you to find your way back to your inner wisdom, self belief and joy. I offer sessions in nature and online. 

Beginning therapy can feel daunting, so if you’re here reading this then you have already taken a big step. If you are wondering whether therapy is for you, I hope I can help answer your question. Therapy can offer a space for personal insight, understanding, growth and change. I offer a confidential, inclusive, non-judgemental, and safe space for exploration and reflection. I also believe that humour, play and creativity have a place in therapy and can play key roles in coming to terms with hardships and loss, and of healing.To book an initial session drop me an email or send

Hi, I’m Elizabeth (Beth), a warm, grounded therapist offering a space where you don’t need to shrink or explain yourself. I understand the messiness of work, relationships, identity, and the pressure to hold it all together. Therapy with me is a place to unravel some of that, slowly and safely. I bring a gentle curiosity about the systems we move through, the roles we’re asked to play, and the stories we’ve absorbed along the way. I also have both lived and professional experience within LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities, and I care deeply about making therapy feel truly inclusive. I know

Updated July 2026 – I have one space available for someone who wishes to understand their sex, sexuality, desires and intimate relationships better and to break free from the stuck ways of relating that have been holding them back. consider it a sign of enormous bravery that you’re thinking about therapy and showing up differently in the world. Some of the things that people come to see me most frequently about include sex, kinks and non-monogamy, their relationships to their bodies, to themselves and to other people. I also work a lot with emotional distress, traumatic experiences and shame. See