I’m Naomi. I identify as part of the LGBTQIA + community and use she/they pronouns. I trained as a therapist in Melbourne, Australia. Themes I have trained in and work with include grief, anxiety, depression, alcohol & drugs, cross-culture counselling, neurodiversity, trauma, family and relationships. Before becoming a therapist, I worked in the food industry as a start-up founder and then as a marketing and branding manager and consultant for other start-ups. I have also written a cookbook.   

HI, I’m Andy. I offer a confidential, safe space where you can explore your issues without judgment. I won’t tell you how to live, I won’t pathologise who you are, instead I will help you to understand yourself better and through that understanding, help you find what’s right for you. I have experience with: Anxiety • Trauma • Depression • Gender • Gender Identity • Sexuality • Diverse Relationships • Polyamory • Attachment • Abuse • Sexual Abuse • Neurodiversity • Family Problems • Self-Esteem • Self-Harm • Alcoholism • Narcissistic Parents • Divorce • Kink • BDSM • Sex

Lianne Terry is a Psychotherapist who employs Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centred therapy to aid clients who are struggling to find happiness. As a qualified counsellor she specialises in exploring relationships, family dynamics and the process of healing childhood wounds as well as all issues relating to the queer community. Lianne’s therapeutic approach is characterised by its gentleness and warmth, with a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship between counsellor and client. She extends empathy, candour and unwavering positive regard to each of her clients, providing a secure environment for personal growth.

As a relational practitioner specialising in Transactional Analysis (TA), I provide a space to explore patterns in relationships and work toward positive change. Whether addressing relationship dynamics, your relationship with yourself, personal challenges, or seeking clarity, my approach is tailored to meet your individual needs in a confidential environment. We can focus on issues such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and the inner critic, while examining the factors that may be limiting your potential.   Life’s complexities can be difficult to navigate, and while early experiences and family dynamics influence present challenges, they don’t always tell the full story. My approach

Lias (they/them) is a white, queer, non-binary & neurodivergent therapist (for individuals/couples) and anti-colonial healing facilitator. Some of their focus areas include trauma, attachment, non-monogamy, autism & ADHD. Their approach integrates Internal Family Systems, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, and radical mental health. Sessions in person in Barcelona or online, in German or English.

 

I’m Hal, I’ve been working now for over 10 years as a Person-Centred therapist. As required, I add aspects of neuroscience and mindfulness/Buddhist angles to my work. My work usually begins by me letting you just be. In my therapy space I’ll not only offer you safety, but you’ll always be supported to feel whatever comes up: be it you being pissed off, anxious, sad, insecure, stressed, bored, vulnerable, fed up… it’s all valid.  

I saw my first client in 1998. I see clients in the West End of Edinburgh city centre I work both face to face and online. I have been on this directory since 2011. I specialise in working with clients who want to counselling for Anxiety, Chemsex issues, Depression, LGBTQIA+ issues, Relationship issues. I have a special interest in working with clients who identify as male who are or have been victims of Domestic Abuse. 

I integrate Somatic Experiencing, EMDR and Integrative Psychotherapy. I would work with you in a practical and focused way to understand where you’d like to get to and to help you build on your own resilience and resources. I work in a compassionate way with the legacy of the past and to assist you as you expand your coping skills and achieve more and more of your qualities and potential.

I have experience working with people whose difficulties are around their identities as well as with people whose identities are completely incidental to what they wish to seek support for. I’m passionate about seeing people becoming who they are and integrating parts of themselves they previously haven’t accepted.