My psychotherapy practice is based in East Finchley, North London. I am currently working online only. I work with clients of all sexualities and gender identities. I have been in private practice as a psychotherapist since 1999, and I offer one-to-one psychotherapy with adult clients, as well as supervision to other psychotherapy professionals.  

I am a masters level qualified, BACP registered psychotherapist & counsellor and dual-qualified clinical psychosexual therapist (also known as sexology, or sex and relationships therapy) registered with COSRT. I am trained and qualified to work with both one-to-one therapy, as well as couples therapy (including working with polyamory and polycules). In addition, I hold an MSc in Psychology, allowing me to bring a cognitive and behavioural understanding to our work together. My approach is integrative, meaning that draw from a range of disciplines (for example;compassion focused therapy, existentialism, systemic theory, liberative psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy to name a few).

I warmly welcome you to come explore any personal difficulties you may be experiencing, past or present. I am a counsellor and supervisor in private practice based in Aberdeen. I am a part time tutor at the university of Aberdeen and I am passionate about both working with LGBTQI (GSRD) clients and delivering up to date knowledge to counselling students and volunteers.

I’m Daniel Morrison and I want to support  you in whatever you’re going through. I believe that everyone has the capacity to change, or to embrace the changes that are happening in their life. Therapy is a space which is just for you, to speak about whatever is present in your life right now and to be heard. We can explore your patterns, your stories, what’s working for you and what you’d like to be different. It’s confidential and I’ll never judge or criticise you. I specialise in working with neurodivergent LGBTQ+ clients and have extensive professional and lived experience

I’m a psychotherapist and counsellor with a particular interest in working with Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities (GSRD) clients, offering face to face sessions in Islington London and online therapy worldwide. Finding the right therapist can be a confusing and frustrating experience and may take some time to find the right ‘fit’, particularly for LGBTQI+ individuals who might have had disappointing or even harmful prior experiences of therapy. I suggest that you aim to meet with several therapists before you make a decision.  

Tim Foskett is an accredited individual and group psychotherapist and supervisor with the UK Association of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners, and the UKCP. He is a director of North London Group Therapy (www.nlgrouptherapy.co.uk) and of Loving Men (www.lovingmen.org), which runs events about intimacy between men. Between 1995 and 2008 Tim was the Groupwork and Training Manager at PACE, He led and co-devised the sexual health and relationships group work programme.  He has written three interactive workbooks for gay/bi men: Getting Ready (Self-esteem and getting ready for a relationships), Getting What You Want (Friendship and relationships skills), and Getting Sexy (Enjoying sex

I am a UKCP and BACP registered Integrative Arts Psychotherapist, an integrative child and adolescent counsellor, Advanced Accredited Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, independent therapeutic trainer, alongside my work as a groupworker and activist. I am a Black Issues Masterclass Graduate and a member of the Black African and Asian Therapists Network and ex Leadership member of that organisation. The crux of my work as a therapist is to provide affirmative, anti-oppressive support to traumatised adults, adolescents and children from racialised and working-class LGBTQIA+ communities. I am a queer, black mixed racial heritage Person Of Colour. My

I am a highly experienced counsellor, supervisor and tutor working privately in North Cheshire and on Zoom. I work with adult individuals, couples and poly relationships and specialise in working with gender, sex and relationship diverse clients. I offer ongoing therapy for as long as you need. Typically sessions are weekly and last about an hour.

Finding the right therapist can be a confusing and frustrating experience and may take some time to find the right ‘fit’, particularly for LGBTQI+ individuals who might have had disappointing or even harmful prior experiences of therapy. I suggest that you aim to meet with several therapists before you make a decision. If you would like to discuss the possibility of working together, do make contact via email, text or WhatsApp and we can arrange to have a brief telephone call to discuss your needs. I can answer any questions you may have around therapy and any practicalities. Then, should

I am a European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT)–accredited Gestalt psychotherapist specialising in LGBT+/GSRD-affirmative psychotherapy and supervision. I am a clinical associate and faculty member at Pink Therapy, UK, and a member of the Research Council at the Centre for Social Queer Studies, at the University of Warsaw. Also, I am a co-chair of ‘Gender & Sexual Diversity’ Interest Group in the International Association for the Advancement of Gestalt Therapy. I author journal articles and book chapters on LGBT+/GSRD psychotherapy and supervision. I live and work in Warsaw, Poland.