I am a Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (MBACP) offering in-person therapy in Central and South London (London Bridge, Angel, Islington and Soho) and online counselling across the UK. Maybe you’re feeling stuck, lost, or disconnected from yourself. Maybe you’re experiencing anxiety, low moods, the impacts of trauma, burnout or relational difficulties. Therapy is a space to learn more about yourself, how past and present experiences influence your sense of self, and how you can reconnect with or discover parts of yourself that might feel inaccessible right now.  I support clients exploring identity, sexuality, gender, and relationship structures, offering a GSRD-affirming practice.

My name is Lorna (she/they) and I’m a Person Centred counsellor based in Gloucestershire. I am diagnosed Autistic and (combined) ADHD and I am also poly, Queer, perimenopausal and increasingly witchy (these things are almost certainly all linked). I offer remote (phone/video) and face to face sessions in Gloucester and Stroud, specialising in working with neurodivergent people and GSRD (Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity). I also have experience working with identity disorders.

Hi, I’m Timothy Jinks! I provide a pluralistic service, which means that a range of styles of therapy are utilised and tailored to best suit you. My practice, Tandem Counselling, is based in Anstey, Leicestershire. I offer in person, online, and telephone appointments. My goal is that when you finish counselling you leave with a fresh perspective and feel better equipped to take the next steps towards the life you want to lead. If you feel that I may be the right counsellor for you then please get in touch and we can discuss further.

I’m a gay psychotherapist and professional credentialed coach working with those struggling with the pressures of success, responsibility, and a life that feels strained or unfulfilling.

My name is Paul (they/he) and I am an attachment-based psychodynamic counsellor and counselling supervisor registered with the BACP and working in the centre of Glasgow with adults (18+). If you feel helpless, alone or misunderstood, therapy can be an experience that will help you to gain an understanding of where you are in your life and bring about lasting change. I aim to help you identify the patterns you may not realise you are repeating and hopefully help you claim a sense of control.

As a queer, non-binary person I know therapy is most effective when you feel safe to bring your whole self to a session. I care deeply about LGBTQIA+ justice and equity. I welcome clients from across the gender, sexuality and relationship spectrum. Whether you want to work on issues related being LGBTQIA+ or something else entirely.

I’m Luís (he/him), a qualified integrative counsellor based in central London (W1) and online. If you’re feeling hesitant about reaching out, that’s completely normal. Whatever brings you here – anxiety, depression, a life transition, your identity, relationships, the world feeling harder than it should, or something else – we’ll explore it together. I work relationally, drawing on attachment theory and body psychotherapy, and I’m committed to anti-oppressive practice — inclusive of LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, relationship-diverse, and other minoritised communities. I offer therapy in English and Portuguese (all variants), and speak other languages. Sessions fees available on a sliding scale.

A few months ago, were you thinking about starting therapy? A few months from now, will you still be thinking about starting therapy? Or instead, will you already be well on the path towards feeling more solid and centred in your life?   Imagine what that could feel like.  I believe passionately in de-mystifying therapy and showing up as my fully human self with you. I bring my empathy, humour, enthusiasm and sweary vocabulary to the connection – because I am a human first, therapist second. I am both real and relatable. 

I am a psychotherapist based in Tottenham, London with more than 10 years’ experience of working with people facing issues such as depression, anxiety and stress management, grief, trauma, relationship problems, low self-esteem, self-injury, sexual difficulties, living with neurodiversity and work-related concerns. Many of the people who come to see me are struggling with the consequences of painful childhood experiences. I have worked extensively with members of the LGBTQI+ community. I provide a confidential space for both individuals and couples to address their suffering. I see people in person or online.