Hello and thanks for taking a look at my profile. I’m Mel, a queer therapist working online throughout the UK and in person in Coventry, West Midlands. Prior to being a therapist I worked in the Criminal Justice System for 18 years. Working with people who commit offences and also the victims of crime. I have in-depth knowledge of sentences, Courts, Prisons and the Probation Service. 

My name is Ben and I am a queer-affirming, integrative relational therapist working in Hackney and Tottenham.       We all have moments in which we question where our lives are headed. For many of us, these moments can be layered with additional complexity – whether you’re navigating identity, processing experiences of exclusion, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply. If you’re feeling lost, numb, restless, overwhelmed, trapped, or simply curious, therapy can be a space to slow down and explore what’s going on inside.                           

Cassim Kaweesa (He/Him) – Integrative Counsellor for Men, Boys & LGBTQ+ Clients Location: Reading & Berkshire (Online Nationwide)Identity: Black | Bisexual | African heritage | Muslim backgroundSpecialisms: Queer identity | Masculinity | Trauma | Spiritual conflict | Race | Addiction | Emotional abuse | Fatherlessness | Shame | Mental health in men of colour

Hello, my name is Becky and I identify as a gay cis female.  I’m a fully qualified individual and relationship counsellor (I qualified through Relate).  I offer 60 minute appointments via face to face and online platforms, this is mainly through Zoom but others are available.  I am a passionate advocate of inclusivity.  I offer a non-judgmental and safe space to explore the issues you bring into therapy, underpinned with other theoretical approaches that are very much tailored to your needs.  I have also completed a level 2 understanding autism qualification, that compliments my work with neurodiverse clients and their

I’m Dan, I have a wealth of experience working alongside trauma (for all ages) for individuals and couples, to accept, empathise, and be curious whilst working with attachment issues. I have experience working with all ages, genders, sexual identities, queer identities, with focus on the LGBTQ+ community, being queer myself. Currently offering video therapy and Walk & Talk therapy (locally). I work with you, alongside you, not “at you”, going at your pace, utilising many approaches for what you might want or need.

Hello, I’m Ravi and thanks for stopping by. I am a qualified and verified counsellor and psychotherapist based in Leicester, and I offer both English and Gujarati-speaking therapy services. As an experienced therapist, I will support you in a safe and non-judgmental space where we can explore what is happening in your life and seek to understand your thoughts and feelings. If you feel ready to take the next step, I’d be honoured to walk alongside you. Let’s start with a friendly, informal chat about how we might work together. Many people find it terribly difficult to talk about the

I’m Christopher (he/him), a queer-identifying integrative therapist based in Lisburn Road, Belfast, offering both face-to-face and Zoom sessions. I provide a warm, collaborative, client-led space where your experiences are explored with understanding and without judgement. I work with adults facing a wide range of challenges, helping you gain insight, emotional clarity, self-acceptance, and resilience. I am committed to creating a supportive, affirming environment, particularly for LGBTQ+ clients. I believe therapy works best when rooted in collaboration, compassionate curiosity about your experiences, and respect for your expertise in your own lived life.

Accredited Transactional Analysis Counsellor offering affirming therapy in English and Spanish. Warm, collaborative support for issues around identity, belonging, and emotional wellbeing — online and in Brighton.

I am an experienced psychodynamic therapist who offers a warm, thoughtful, and relational approach to therapy. I believe change happens within a safe and genuine connection, where curiosity, compassion, and attention to unconscious processes and relational patterns are central. I also consider the broader psychosocial context, including family, culture, work, and social power dynamics, because these shape how patterns, feelings, and behaviours develop. Together, we can explore experiences from both past and present, using the therapy relationship as a space to understand these dynamics.