I have worked as a psychotherapist for the queer community for over 10 years. I am also also a clinical supervisor and trainer for MIND and the NHS. I am also a fully accredited BACP counsellor and senior psychotherapist (with  having completed a course in advanced psychotherapy which is part of a PhD programme at CCPE.) I am also an individual and group supervisor having qualified at the Institute of Group Psychoanalysis (IGA)

Hello and welcome, I have experience and trianing in male psychology, LGBTQ – affirming (GSRD) gender, sexual relationships, and diversity, and gender studies, including biological, societal, and evolutionary aspects & impacts on masculinity & feminity. My approach to psychotherapy is integrative, meaning I incorporate multiple therapeutic modalities to align with each individual’s unique sense of self.          I will compassionately collaborate with you to explore and uncover subconscious actions, thoughts, and behaviors. My expertise includes working with depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, abuse, stress, sexuality, grief, relationships, and attachment issues, gender dysphoria, identity, and other psychological concerns.

I’m Jon Wise, a compassionate psychotherapist dedicated to providing an affirming and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ clients, particularly gay men. I work integratively, tailoring therapy to each client’s unique needs and experiences. Therapy is a deeply personal journey, and I offer a non-judgemental, supportive space to explore whatever feels important to you—whether that’s anxiety, self-esteem, relationships, identity, or past experiences. I have a particular interest in supporting clients with themes of belonging, shame, internalised homophobia, and navigating intimacy. If you’re looking for a therapist who understands the complexities of LGBTQ+ life and relationships, I’d love to support you on your

Hello, I’m an experienced integrative counsellor, working in charities and services in London and Brighton over the past eight years.  I’m passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ people, identify as gay and practice affirmatively. Establishing trust and a felt sense of safety in the therapy relationship is the foundation for the way that I work – through a compassionate, calming presence and experience of being attentively and warmly seen, heard and valued, I hope to provide a space where you can bring what you need, to help explore and find a way through your current difficulties and challenges. Please get in touch.

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.

Lois Peachey (she/they).  Integrative counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor with over 20 years’ experience based in East Anglia, working primarily online.  I work with individuals from 18 years of age upwards.  Also trained in Somatic Experiencing and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, both body-focussed approaches to working with trauma. Long-term member of Pink Therapy and regular attendee of the Annual Conference and training events.   I undertook supervision training in 2016 at the London Gestalt Centre.

My name is Raj and I offer individual and couples therapy in-person in Nottingham and also online via Zoom. I am an experienced, qualified psychotherapist & counsellor, and a member of the BACP and UKCP. I have a wealth of experience working with LGBTQIA+ clients, initially as a volunteer therapist at a LGBTQIA+ charity and now in private practice.

Experience has taught me that anxiety can serve us well by keeping us on the ball. Fighting it would create the very inner conflict we want to avoid. What I have learned – what you can learn – is how to respond constructively to hard times and difficult circumstances. Everyone has the potential for personal growth, given the right conditions. I’ve found that my approach works well with a lot of people. In particular, a lot of my clients have identified as disabled, chronically ill or neurodivergent. Many others have been LGBTQIA+ I know from my own lived experience with