I provide a warm, supportive space for adults navigating stress, grief, anxiety, burnout, or perfectionism. My goal is to help you feel grounded, understood, and empowered. I especially enjoy working with clients who want to deepen self-compassion, build healthier coping skills, and reconnect with their authentic selves.

My name is Dale Kingwell-Warne, a cis-gendered gay man, husband, and parent. My life has been wide and varied, enabling me to embrace and be fully inclusive of you as an individual – with your own life experiences, wants, and needs .  I have faced many personal challenges, and understand how difficult things can be.  We will work together to make sure you feel understood, listened to, and supported. I am a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor offering private therapy services online.  I have a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and hold an Enhanced DBS certificate.  British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) membership

Hello, I’m Mark. You may be feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or simply in need of a space to reflect. Perhaps you’re navigating trauma, identity, cultural pressures, or life transitions. You want to be heard without judgment and supported in a way that respects your unique experience. As an ally of the LGBT+ communities, and together with my person-centred approach, which is sensitive to trauma and cultural contexts, I aim to offer a safe, respectful space where you can bring any thoughts or feelings and be listened to attentively.

I specialise in working with people from various backgrounds who are struggling with anxiety or depression. Much of my work involves exploring relationship issues, self-esteem, or the competing pressures of work and home. I know how hard it can be to open up, and I offer a space where you don’t have to put on a front. As a gay man, I understand how identity and minority stress can affect self-worth and mental health. I work integratively, tailoring my approach to suit your needs as therapy develops.

I believe no one has to stay stuck in the situations they find themselves in – there is hope and there is help. Sometimes life can feel small or overwhelming. You might feel caught in patterns of thinking or living that no longer fit, or something may have happened that’s changed the way you see everything. If this feels familiar, I can help. I offer a safe, confidential space where you can talk things through, gain insight, and begin to move forward. I’m fully qualified, BACP registered and work with people in Brighton and online.

Hi! I’m Beth (she/her) and I am a person-centred counsellor based in York; I also see clients online. My practice is gender-affirming and I have vast experience working with trans clients at all parts of their journey. I work one day a week for Generate – a charity supporting trans and non-binary people in North Yorkshire.

Hi, I’m Carwyn and I offer face-to-face and online psychotherapy and counselling services in Chorlton, South Manchester. People seek therapy for a variety of reasons, whether it’s to help with depression or anxiety, a sense of feeling lost, identity exploration, relationships or just seeking to change something about themselves. Psychotherapy offers a confidential, steady space to slow down, listen closely to yourself, and make sense of what has shaped you — so that new ways of living and relating can become possible. I offer a warm, safe and non-judgemental space to support you with these matters. I currently offer in-person

I’m Max (he/him), a queer counsellor working with LGBTQ+ adults who feel disconnected – from community, from relationships, from themselves. I work online and in-person in King’s Cross and Croydon.

I’ve been a relationship and identity focused psychotherapist for 20+ years, specialising in relationship diversity since 2018 when my own relationship journey changed course. I am a neurodivergent (Dx ADHD) bisexual cis woman who has practised various versions of ENM/CNM. As a BICA accredited fertility counsellor I have worked with LGBTQI+ families since 2014, often at the intersection with neurodivergence and diverse family structures (eg polycules, co-parenting). An additional area of interest is AI – I’m part of a global Mental Health Collective exploring AI in a relational context, both parasocial and where it impacts human relationships (helping or harming)