I’m Dickie, a cis, gay BACP-registered Integrative Therapist, trained & experienced in London. There’s no need to have life nailed or understand what’s happening, that is what this is for. I offer a safe, non-judgmental space to freely unpack whatever it is you bring, however big or small, taking the sessions at your pace. It could be that you feel lonely, depressed, anxious or stuck. Perhaps that age-old shame wizards snuck in, fuelling self-doubt and keeping parts of us hidden. Whatever it is, it helps to get it out.

I am a psychoanalytic psychotherapist working from The Philadelphia Association in Hampstead, North London, as well as online.

Starting therapy can evoke many different feelings and sometimes takes a lot of courage. I wanted to start by acknowledging that, and commend you on being here. If you feel like my approach may resonate with you, feel free to get in touch for an initial consultation.  I have always been fascinated by the human capacity to grow, change and heal. As a therapist I see my role as facilitating a unique space for you to make sense of your life. During sessions you can explore whatever comes up, and we will work together to understand you better. I mainly

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.

As a Neuro-queer person, I provide a compassionate, inclusive space where you can feel accepted as you are. My approach is integrative and trauma-informed, I mould my approach to suit your needs. We’ll work together to explore what matters most to you and find a way forward that feels supportive, empowering, and realistic. needs.  You may be struggling with anxiety, low mood, difficult relationships, trauma, addiction, identity-related stress, or the lasting impact of feeling unseen, unsafe, or misunderstood. Whatever has brought you here, you deserve support that meets you with care, respect, and without judgement. I offer warm, supportive online

My counselling journey has been shaped by my own experiences of resilience, change, identity, and the importance of being heard. Following my own experience of cancer, I developed a deeper understanding of how life challenges can impact our sense of self and wellbeing, which inspired me to support others through their own journeys. My interest in supporting the LGBTQIA+ community grew through witnessing the importance of acceptance, belonging, and affirming support. This strengthened my commitment to understanding the diverse and intersecting experiences within LGBTQIA+ communities and providing a space where people feel seen, respected, and valued. My approach is person-centred

I am a person-centred therapist based in North London on Upper Street, Islington.  I am a softly-spoken Scottish white non-disabled trans woman and my positive and inclusive practice, Gentle Therapy, specifically orients to the Gender, Sex/Sexuality, Relationship Diversity (GSRD) communities.  My therapy is about relating with you acceptingly and warmly, seeing and hearing you, and understanding your difficulties and experiences, which we can explore gently and safely and non-judgementally, in the direction and at the tempo that you choose.

Sophia Madriaga is a trans woman and UK-trained integrative counsellor offering online sessions across the UK. She works relationally, paying close attention to how it feels to be in the room together, believing that connection is often part of what helps people feel steadier and more understood. She has particular experience with LGBTQIA+ clients, gender and sexuality exploration, relationship diversity including ethical non-monogamy, and kink-aware support. Sessions are calm, confidential, and non-judgemental, blending reflection with practical strategies depending on what’s useful. Her aim is to help clients feel heard and able to move forward authentically.