Are you stuck? Unable to move forward or even imagine a future where you feel good about your life? Does the past play on a loop in your head or are you stuck doing the same thing over and over and never feeling good about the result? Maybe you need help with anxiety, depression, bereavement, childhood trauma, sexual abuse, struggle in relationships, work, gender and sexual identity or more. It feels important to see a therapist who identifies as queer and is experienced working with the LGBTQ+ community. Someone you can work with to make sense of your experiences –

I am a BACP accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor, I have also completed additional specialist training to work with clients presenting with CSBD (compulsive sexual behaviour disorder), and I am an accredited 5Rhythms movement meditation teacher. Working both online and face-to-face (between Canterbury and Faversham in Kent) I work with clients of all ages who are tired of thinking and feeling that they are somehow not enough and with clients who are stuck in patterns of compulsive sexual behaviour. I support my clients to grow in self-acceptance, self-compassion, sobriety, authenticity and vitality.

Hi, I am Joey. I am a neurodivergent, queer and gender-diverse person, with a wealth of experience working as a psychotherapist in a variety of settings.  I currently work online. I am an integrative psychotherapist specialising in psychodynamic and person-centred approaches. I am trauma-informed and I work experientially while also bringing in somatic practices and/or artistic methods as wanted. Recognising the uniqueness of everyone, I tailor therapy to meet the specific needs and preferences of every client. My therapeutic style is characterised by creativity and attunement, ensuring a personalised therapeutic experience.

Having the space for yourself to consider your thoughts and feelings is important. I work to create a space for clients to reflect on what’s happening in their lives and to explore their emotions. My role is to work alongside clients to help them develop a better understanding of who they are and what they want. Trust is important in the therapeutic process – for some clients, particularly if they are new to therapy, it can take some time to build that. And that’s ok. I work in an affirming and non-judgemental way to help you unravel complexity in your

Down-to-earth queer therapist with 15+ years experience in helping people with their mental and emotional health. 

My approach is designed to help you better understand your current difficulties and their causes. In the sessions we’ll explore your experiences and I’ll provide practical solutions to help you move forward. I have over 15 years experience working with Gay men and women around anxiety, improving low mood and low self-esteem, loss of motivation, self-doubt, overwhelm and sexuality. To find out how I might be able to help you, drop me a line to arrange a free call.

I am not open to new clients until February 2025. I am a dance movement psychotherapist, so use movement and words to explore emotional struggles.  Regular practice days are Tuesday to Thursday. I am available for in-person clients working outdoors. If, you’re in an emotional tangle, your body holds the impact of troubles, or physical expression of emotions is hard, we can explore more suitable individual ways to express yourself. In therapy we move and talk, work with images, memories, and daily life to explore how you have come to feel this way. You don’t need to be a dancer.

I am currently only taking on new clients for short term 12-16 week sessions, either online or in person at Unique Mind Therapy rooms in Hove.  Hi,Im Hannah and I am a Queer Integrative Psychotherapist. Reaching out can be the hardest step, however you don’t have to face life’s difficulties alone. I can offer a safe and non-judgmental space for us to explore what is troubling you. I work with people aged 18+ from all backgrounds and identities. Some of the issues I have experience working with are: depression anxiety gender issues transitions issues around ‘coming out’ relationship issues self-esteem