Hello my name is Dr Stuart Stevenson and I am an experienced and grounded Psychotherapist, Forensic, Psychotherapist,Psychoanalyst, Group Analyst and Clinical Supervisor.   I have 20 years of experience in private practice, and the NHS. I aim to respond quickly to new enquiries within 24 hours and can usually offer an appointment within a week. If you are suffering from depression, anxiety, struggling with difficult thoughts and feelings, or have a personal relationship or family problems. My specialities include helping with sexual dysfucntion and sexually harmful behaviour,  depression, anxiety states, relationship difficulties, alcohol and drug problems, eating problems and addictions.

Considering accessing therapy? I offer a safe and understanding space to talk about what’s going on for you, whether that’s focused on your sexuality and gender or something else.   Therapy can support you to understand yourself better, to explore new perspectives and practise compassion for yourself and others.   I’m a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) with an MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I work face to face in central Bristol and offer sessions on a weekly basis.    

Welcome to my profile. I am a BACP registered Humanistic Integrative therapist offering either short or long term counselling/psychotherapy. I create a safe space for you to explore who you are and where you’ve come from and how you’d like to be. All of you is welcome. We’ll mostly be talking but we will also take time to check into the body and to breathe and allow space to feel and be. I also offer supervision for other therapists.

Hi, my name is Lucy, As a non-binary, neurodivergent and queer person I understand the barriers that those of us with identities or ways of life that are often discriminated against can face when seeking and engaging with therapy. I work with adults of all genders and sexualities and with relationship diversities including polyamory and other forms of CNM (consensual non-monogamy). My practice is neurodiversity and LGBTQIA+ affirmative, sex worker allied and kink aware.

I’m a qualified integrative counsellor, working weekday evenings and Monday afternoons, offering counselling at a competitive rate of £40-60. I have been working for an LGBT+ charity in south London, offering counselling to a range of LGBTQIA+ individuals for over two years, particularly clients who are transgender, non-binary and gender-non-conforming, as well as gay men & women.

I’m an experienced Arts Psychotherapist with over 10 years’ experience supporting people therapeutically, including those in the LGBTQ+ community. I work in a creative, holistic & transpersonal way that fosters insight, personal reflection, connection & change. I work in Exeter city centre offering online & in-person appointments on Fridays & Sundays.

My approach is warm, non-judgmental, and collaborative. I believe we all need different things from therapy at different times and stages of life, which is why I work in an integrative and pluralistic way, addressing the cognitive, emotional, embodied, and relational aspects of each client’s experience.

Specialising in anxiety, stress, depression, addiction, chem sex, anger, trauma, relationships, life stage challenges, sexuality issues, and neurodiversity. I have worked with a wide variety of diverse clients on issues ranging from exploring and expressing identity, coming out, cultural challenges, polyamory, kink, body image and issues around race, gender, sexuality and masculinity. I am a qualified therapist registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.  I am also a Non-Executive Director and Vice Chair of one of UK’s largest mental health NHS Trusts and a Trustee with a large children’s mental health charity.  I work in SEND schools and

Hi! I’m Ro (they/them). To me, therapy is all about the relationship we form. I believe that we all have our own inner wisdom which can guide us – even if we need some help getting in touch with it. I work in a way which prioritises creating a relationship that feels safe enough for you to experiment with allowing more of yourself to be met, known, and responded to, so that together we can explore whatever challenges you want to bring to therapy.