I believe that a warm, genuine and non-judgmental relationship is the most important element of any therapy and at the very heart of the way I approach working with my clients and this can be especially important for those who may have faced rejection, misunderstanding, hostility or isolation in other parts of their lives.  What you bring to therapy may not relate directly to your gender or sexuality, but being able to talk in a space where you are understood and accepted for who you are, makes it easier to explore the issues that matter to you.

I don’t currently have availability for new clients. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and my approach to therapy has been informed by both person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, alongside attention to what our bodies might hold and can tell us. This means that as well as recognising you as the expert on your own experiences, we may look back at some of your early and family history and how those relationships may be influencing what is happening for you in the present. 

Hi, I’m Kevyn, a queer, person-centred counsellor offering a warm, open space to talk things through. Whether you want to explore your identity, relationships, life experiences, or you’re not even sure where to start, I’m here to work with you. I offer counselling both online and in a quiet, cosy room in Baldock. I’ve supported clients across many areas of queer life, including trans and gender-diverse identities, non-monogamous relationships, kink, and navigating family or societal pressures. I also have experience in areas like bereavement, domestic abuse, and trauma. I believe in the power of being truly heard, without judgement, without

Queer, worldly & wise, in private practice in London Bridge and a visiting lecturer & supervisor at University of Westminster, I have extensive experience with LGBTQ+ individual, couple or poly clients in GSRD (Gender, Sex & Relationship Diversity) Therapy rooted in evidence-based Relational & EFT Emotionally Focussed Couples Therapy to repair negative attachment patterns by challenging core beliefs and defences so clients effectively manage anxiety, self-doubt, shame and relationship difficulties with increased confidence, authenticity and openness.

Hi, I am Max (they/them) and I am a queer, non-binary psychotherapist from Greater Manchester. My aim is to provide a warm and comfortable safe space for clients to explore a range of areas of their life which may be causing distress or discomfort. I have experience in working with trauma, anxiety, depression, self-harm, domestic violence, abuse and gender identity. I have a passion for working with members of the LGBTQIA+ community and I work with all aspects of sexuality, gender and relationship diversity.

I offer a safe, warm, pragmatic and down to earth space where my clients can feel free to explore their issues, anxieties, fears, thoughts, feelings and fantasies without the fear of judgment or reproach. I offer a free initial consultation of 30 minutes in order for you to see if you would like to work with me or not. I also support people with Suicidal Ideation and those that wish to address addictions such as sex addiction, gambling addiction and drug and alcohol addiction. I have an extensive knowledge of 12 step work.  

Hello, my name is Amy. I’m an Integrative Counsellor having trained at The Minster Centre. I offer in-person sessions in both Hackney and Highbury and Islington.

My name is Sabrina (she/her) and I offer counselling from my therapy room in Teignmouth (South Devon) and online, via Zoom. I offer short and long-term counselling.   I’m an integrative counsellor and my priority with all of my clients is to build a relationship with you, where you feel safe, comfortable and heard. I don’t work in a prescriptive way; I work in a way that suits you and allows you to make the most of the time we have together. I’m trained to listen carefully, attentively and compassionately to both what you do and don’t say, without judgement.

Well, hello, I’m Sarah. I’m a BACP registered counsellor and therapist. I’ve always been intrigued by what motivates us humans to do what we do. After a long career researching consumer behaviour in the corporate world, circumstances led me to seek therapy to help with a crisis in my personal life. Having the support of a therapist and a safe and confidential place to explore what was going on for me was transformative. It not only helped me to reconnect with who I really was, it also gave me a desire to live more authentically with those around me. I