Hi, welcome to my page, My name is Jen and I am a fully qualified and experienced integrative counsellor and registered member of the BACP. I am a fully qualified Integrative therapeutic counsellor, I utilise aspects of the Person-centred approach, Cognitive behavioural therapy, Transactional analysis and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. I currently run my own private practice as well as working within an agency that offers psychotherapy and DBT; where I support adults and young people who are experiencing complex mental health issues, exploring neurodivergence and entering DBT groups.

I believe that in the right environment we remain whole, uninhibited and naturally driven towards the fulfilment of our desires and potential. Often other people’s agendas, anxiety and painful events in our lives can separate us from this forward motion and better judgement. This can manifest mentally, bodily, emotionally and even dynamically in our careers, habits and close relationships. Creating the right environment together; I work with clients to take an honest look at those emotions and dynamics, putting the unwanted ones back where they belong and ultimately helping my clients get back on track.

Hey, I’m Simon, I’m a qualified, integrative counsellor. I work online and in person and believe that the most rich therapeutic connections come from being unapologetically authentic and so I encourage you to really bring yourself to sessions (even the parts of you that you may feel inclined to hide) and I will do the same (colourful shirts and all!).

I am a relational, integrative therapist working in Bethnal Green, London. I work with individuals aged 18+ in long-term, short-term and open-ended therapy. My practice is actively queer and trans affirmative, which means that I support clients’ agency to define themselves. I work with LGBTQIA+ clients on a range of emotional and relational experiences, including abuse, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, gender, isolation, loss, relational trauma, relationships, self-harm, sex, sexuality, transition, trauma and more.                               I am queer and genderqueer. My practice is actively queer and trans

Hi, I’m Josiah. I’m a qualified integrative counsellor and founder of Off Beat Therapy. Off Beat particularly caters to those who feel uncomfortable in, or excluded from mainstream services. I see clients in-person in Farnham, Surrey and also work online. I have appointments available during the day and evening – please reach out to check my most up to date availability. I have regular slots that I offer as either free or lower cost.    I believe counselling is about connection, humour, difficulty and everything in between. You can expect me to be an authentic human who values deep connection

I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy in Cambridge and online, and have particular experience of working with people in the GSRD communities, including leading workshops for gay men.

I am a queer psychotherapist specialising in gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity. I work with adults and older adolescents who are LGBTQIA+/gender non-conforming, or questioning their identities. I also specialise in trauma recovery, and treating healthcare professionals. I work from multiple affirming perspectives, including Health at Every Size, neurodivergence affirming, disability affirming, and fat-positive perspectives. My therapeutic approach is trauma-sensitive, empowering, attentive to culture, informed by historically marginalised communities, and includes evidence-based approaches. I am trained in and provide Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) for treating trauma, including childhood, sexual, relationship, and discrimination based traumas.

As a therapist working in the NHS and in private practice, I specialise in Addiction, LGBTQIA=, particularly gay and bisexual issues and straight partners, male mental health and relationship issues. I believe that therapy should be designed specially for your individual needs and provide a relaxed, safe space where you can feel free to share your issues confidentially and without judgement. The most important part of therapy is the relationship between us and I like to work in a collaborative way, helping you learn more about yourself, your issues and developing strategies to manage them. It can feel daunting sharing