Hi, I’m an experienced Person-Centred counsellor working in south Birmingham.  I offer counselling and clinical supervision. I have been in private practice since 2014. I have also worked for umbrella (sexual health), Headway (Brain Injury) and Solihull Bereavement.  I have lived experience being part of the LGBTQIA community myself. 

I am an LGBTQIIA+ /gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity affirmative psychotherapist working in private practice. My approach is integrative, meaning I draw from multiple sources- for me these are primarily person-centred, relational and compassion focused approaches. My work is neuro-diverse affirmative and trauma informed. The values of inclusion, compassion and empowerment are at the heart of my work. I identify as trans, non-binary, neurodiverse, white and able-bodied. (The ‘Therapy’ and ‘About Me’ sections of my website, and their subsections “What I Offer’, ‘LGBTQ+/GSRD  Work’ and ‘Motivations and Values’ provide more detail on this ) Based in South Manchester, I currently

As a therapist, I aim to support you as an individual or a couple by taking a practical, open mind and down-to-earth approach. My working style is interactive, engaging, and welcoming. I bring warmth and strength while also being appropriately challenging. ​I truly care about understanding your unique experiences and creating a safe space for you to explore your thoughts and emotions. ​Looking for the right therapist can be challenging so I encourage you to navigate through my website and schedule an introductory video call before committing to work together. 

I am a cis-gendered gay man and a BACP qualified and registered Integrative psychotherapist and a health and wellbeing life coach. I work with clients of all backgrounds, cultures and diversities. With over 5 years of experience with working therapeutically with LGBTQIA community as well as people of colour and marginalised groups. I am experienced in working with issues such as anxiety depression, shame, loneliness, chronic pain, homophobia, marginalisation due to racism, as well as issues related to gender and sexuality.

In my work as an integrative psychotherapist, I can help you better understand what is happening in your life right now. You may be struggling with work, with relationships, or have big questions about the future or the direction life is taking. Talking things through and building a reliable and trusted relationship can help you get to know yourself better. We all go through times when everything feels messy and uncertain, but therapy can help you untangle some of the mess, bring you some clarity and help you navigate a way through.

I am an Integrative Therapist providing time-limited and open-ended counselling to individuals (18+) online and in-person in North London. I offer a supportive, affirming space for you to explore and understand your experiences and feelings, and navigate a way forward that feels right for you. My practice is client-centred, collaborative and trauma-informed. I work with a wide range of issues with a particular focus on relationships, identity exploration, life transitions and trauma.

Hey there, I’m James. I provide an empathic, sincere and warm space for you to explore your inner thoughts and feelings. I shall walk alongside you as a gentle guide, whilst you find your voice and develop an understanding of what may be going on.

Hello, welcome! Ahoj, vitaj! My name is Radka Mosnier and I am a Gestalt Therapist (MBACP). I trust in the present embodied awareness-building through dialogue. I’m interested in how you make meaning and how we are together in our individual intersectionality and diversity. I’m warm and open and would love to support you in becoming curious about your own process. I facilitate a place for relationally digesting, noticing, staying with, chewing on, or playing with whatever it is that carries weight for you. I look at the world through my own biased intersectional lens and I come in with humility

I offer a more directive, therapeutic approach that allows you to greater understand yourself, as well as question and appreciate your triggers and their origins.  I have found that taking this approach allows individuals to make progress much quicker, as well as develop a deeper understanding of self.