**Welcome to My World of Counselling and Transformation** Greetings, I’m Justin Duwe, a dedicated psychologist, renowned sexologist, and author of the book “The Truth About Chemsex”. I am committed to guiding individuals and couples towards a path of self-discovery, growth, and fulfilment. With a wealth of experience spanning over a 17 years of clinical experience, I have had the privilege of supporting clients from diverse backgrounds across the globe.

I’m a registered counsellor specialising in anxiety, low mood & depression, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties/toxic relationships, domestic abuse, and LGBTQ+ & relationship diversity. I also provide specialist support for trauma recovery including CPTSD. I help clients navigate the past, present and future to understand their emotions and build emotional wellbeing in a holistic way; body, mind and brain.  I offer clients the space, time and skills to live freely and joyously as themselves, with understanding, insight and self-compassion. This includes giving clients space to explore their relationships with others, and with their own identity; from sexuality identity to low self confidence, understanding and healing from trauma and building a life you love.  And, I help people make choices and

📌Contact me for a free 20-minute consultation session📌 I am Kalvin (MNCPS Accred and PG DIP) at Sexuality Space, a modern LGBTQIA+ therapy practice that specialises in mental health, sexual identity, sex, relationships, kink, confidence building, sexual health, non-monogamy, sex worker support, and so much more within our LGBTQIA+ community. I am here to help you navigate your path with empathy, expertise, and an open heart.📍I offer therapy sessions online and in person at Soho, Clapham, Dalston and London Bridge.📍

Hi, I’m Lisa, a chartered health psychologist with over 16 years of experience working in various health settings, including 8 years in the NHS. I am a gender, sex, and relationship diversity friendly practitioner. I’m knowledgeable about – and have experience of – relationship diversity (relationship anarchy, polyamory, open etc.) and erotic diversity. Many of my clients have sought support at the early stages of either being curious about these aspects or navigating specifics, such as, exploring and negotiating relationship configurations and agreements, coping with societal norms and stigma, and working on communication and setting boundaries.

I see clients face-to-face in my room in Shoreditch, for weekly sessions. I’ve worked with all genders and offer a space where you can talk about whatever you like. My role is to help you understand yourself, so that you might one day be able to live more spontaneously, unshackled by what has come before, and unafraid of what is around the corner. 

Living in a capitalist patriarchy, it can feel challenging to stay true to our authentic self. I focus on increasing awareness for a more meaningful, fulfilling existence and what that looks like for you. You deserve to live a life that feels true to who you are. 

I am a queer transgender therapist offering online and in person psychotherapy for individuals, couples and people in non monogamous relationship structures.

My name is Vicente, and I am a queer BACP-registered counsellor with experience working with LGBTQIA+ clients from multicultural backgrounds. I work with clients who face challenges with relationships, anxiety, depression, trauma and identity. My integrative approach blends psychodynamic and humanistic therapies to address your unique challenges and needs. Fluent in English and Spanish, I offer culturally sensitive counselling in my consulting room in Hackney and London Bridge.

If you’re neurodiverse (ADHD, AuDHD, Tourettes, etc), or suspect you might be, you may well be struggling with anxiety, procrastination, impulsivity, rejection sensitivity, and low mood. You may be struggling to process trauma. As a neurodiverse leader, supervisor, psychotherapist and national trainer in the subject of mental distress and trauma, (I have ADHD) I am highly experienced at walking alongside you as you find your place in the world.  And although we often walk reluctantly into therapy, wishing to be anywhere but here, and seeking only to ‘take the edge off’ the pain we feel, my news for you is