Hey, I’m Taz Lynch. I’m an HCPC, BAAT-registered Art Psychotherapist motivated by the belief that therapy should be real, accessible, warm, and grounded in humanity – now more so than ever. I offer 1:1 Art Therapy and 1:1 Grief Support sessions (online and in-person) where you get to show up fully – messy edges, sharp truths, soft spots, and all. However, therapy can be a confronting experience at times, and part of my role is to gently challenge you to sit in that vulnerability and discomfort to help you uncover parts of yourself that might have previously been hidden.

I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy online in English and Spanish for individuals struggling with low mood, anxiety, self-esteem, and harsh self-criticism. I also work with people finding relationships difficult, whether in friendships, work, family, or intimacy – and with concerns around dating apps or pornography when these have started to feel compulsive, unsatisfying, or a source of difficulty.

Hello, I’m David, an integrative therapist offering LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy in London. You might be feeling anxious, stuck, overwhelmed, or tired of carrying things alone. You may be dealing with shame, identity questions, relationship struggles, or patterns that keep repeating. I offer practical, warm, straightforward therapy. We might explore your early experiences, current relationships, or what’s showing up right now. I work actively and collaboratively, at your pace, in a calm space where you don’t have to edit yourself or fear judgement. I offer a free consultation so we can get to know each other, explore what’s bringing you to therapy,

My name is Jamie. I’m a psychodynamic counsellor (Registered Member MBACP) offering individual counselling in Glasgow. I offer a reflective, non-judgemental space where you can feel deeply heard. My practice is rooted in the belief that lasting change begins with understanding the patterns that shape our lives. I work collaboratively to build trust, uncover meaning and support you towards a sense of authenticity and emotional resilience.

You are complicated, I am complicated, humans are complicated; that is what makes us amazing. The fact that it is a cliché doesn’t make it any less true. You are made up of different parts, each with its own fears and wants, that, when all put together, make you unique and special.  Ideally, these parts peacefully sit alongside each other, but so often they don’t. Fourth Space Therapy offers a confidential, supportive, and non-judgmental place where, together, we explore and make sense of who you are.

I offer in person, telephone and online sessionsI offer 1-2-1 therapy and couples therapy. I have over 10 years experience working with the queer community as a individual and couples therapist.I have also been lecturing counselling and psychotherapy for over 5 years.I currently work across two offices (Angel and Finchley Central)

My name is Caro. I’m a counsellor and psychotherapist with over 20 years’ experience working in diversity and inclusion. I’ve helped people explore coming out; work through the complexities of gender identity and transition; sort out who they are; grieve for their parents and partners and pets; explore family dynamics, relationships and estrangement; work through anger and frustration; manage workplace stress; address their addictive behaviours; face aging and mortality. I offer therapy face to face, online via Zoom/GoogleMeet or WhatsApp, and by phone.

I am excited to work with anyone who is curious about themselves and the world. I enjoy facilitating self-understanding and compassion. It is important to me that the environment of our work holds a safe space for people to bring all that they are. I am interested in working with all sorts of clients of any age or background, with a particular interest in working with the LGBTQIA+ community.  My space is also safe for people who wish to discuss their issues with body image in a space where they will benefit from a body neutral approach.

For me, the aim of a good therapist is to give their clients tools to be their own ‘compass’ in life. Based on the knowledge and experience shared with your therapist, you can learn to evaluate where your are, and take decisions to navigate through your life difficulties. You are the only ‘expert’ in your life, simply because you are the only one who lived through it. Your therapist is only a ‘craftsman’ who needs to connect, and bring to surface, your most aware version of yourself. By nurturing and accepting the ‘Humanity’ in yourself, you learn to accept the