Hi, my name is Lucy, As a non-binary, neurodivergent and queer person I understand the barriers that those of us with identities or ways of life that are often discriminated against can face when seeking and engaging with therapy. I work with adults of all genders and sexualities and with relationship diversities including polyamory and other forms of CNM (consensual non-monogamy). My practice is neurodiversity and LGBTQIA+ affirmative, sex worker allied and kink aware.

I’m a qualified integrative counsellor, working weekday evenings and Monday afternoons, offering counselling at a competitive rate of £40-60. I have been working for an LGBT+ charity in south London, offering counselling to a range of LGBTQIA+ individuals for over two years, particularly clients who are  transgender, non-binary and gender-non-conforming, as well as gay men & women.                                                                                      

Are you tired of feeling stuck and misunderstood, like you don’t fit, and exhausted by the effort of trying to? Do you feel like your difference – not being like the others – gets in the way of living well, and being authentically you?   Amazing things can unfold when we truly feel seen, heard and accepted for who we are.

I am a relational, integrative therapist working in Bethnal Green, London. I work with individuals aged 18+ in long-term, short-term and open-ended therapy. I am queer and genderqueer. My practice is actively queer and trans affirmative, which means that I support clients’ agency to define themselves. I work with LGBTQIA+ clients on a range of emotional and relational experiences, including: abuse, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, gender, isolation, loss, relational trauma, relationships, self-harm, sex, sexuality, trauma and more.

I understand the decision to seek counselling can, in itself, be a difficult one. The many challenges of navigating life often result in difficult feelings. Perhaps you have tried other approaches to improving your mental health and still feel there is something missing, issues unspoken or unexplored. I am here to help you to make space for a healing therapeutic relationship, to assist in recognising the impact of past experiences and their continuing effect on your quality of life. Together, we can work towards your goals and desired outcome, at a pace that suits you.

I am an integrative relational therapist offering open-ended and short-term therapy in Shoreditch and online. I strive to create a warm, welcoming and collaborative space where you can feel safe to explore your feelings and experiences. I am a lesbian and deeply committed to providing an LGBTQ+ affirming environment where you can express yourself authentically, without judgment. I draw on a range of approaches and therapeutic models, allowing us to explore patterns in your life and relationships and consider how you are experiencing the present.  

As a psychotherapist, I am interested in what makes life worth living. Whatever you may be struggling with, I offer a warm and non-judgemental space for us to explore what might lie beneath it, in the unconscious. My training in psychoanalysis means my approach is centred around an invitation for you to speak freely, and that I will pay careful attention such that – together – we might come to better understand things like your childhood, traumatic experiences, challenging relationship patterns and desires. 

Hello, I’m an experienced integrative counsellor, working in charities and services in London and Brighton over the past eight years.  I’m passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ people, identify as gay and practice affirmatively.Establishing trust and a felt sense of safety in the therapy relationship is the foundation for the way that I work – through a compassionate, calming presence and experience of being attentively and warmly seen, heard and valued, I hope to provide a space where you can bring what you need, to help explore and find a way through your current difficulties and challenges. Please get in touch.

Hello, and welcome to my practice. Everyone faces moments of uncertainty, anxiety, and challenge. Whatever you’re going through, you don’t have to navigate it alone. My identity as a Black gay man deeply informs my work as a therapist. I bring not only professional training but also personal insight into the challenges of navigating spaces that may not always affirm your full self. I understand the emotional weight of seeking belonging and the courage it takes to move toward self-acceptance. This lived experience allows me to hold a compassionate, affirming space for others on their own journeys. I am here