I’m Lauren, a Humanistic Psychotherapist and Counsellor offering online therapy to help you explore and process the challenges in your life, supporting you in making meaningful changes to live more fully and authentically. I am a trans-friendly and LGBT+ affirmative therapist with a special focus on gender, sexuality, and identity. I work in a warm, collaborative way, building a strong therapeutic relationship where you can feel safe to be yourself—both in therapy and in your wider life. Together, we create a space for reflection, growth, and lasting change.

I am a 27 year old, bisexual cis-man. I have been working with clients for the past year and a half now and have worked with a range of clients and difficulties. My aim in counselling is to support my clients through difficulties by increasing self awareness and societal awareness to see how these impact on your day to day life. We will also look at current and previous life difficulties and explore how these impact you on a day to day basis. I am also BDSM and kink aware

My name is Ryan Bennett-Clarke and I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor working in Nottingham.  I identify as a cis-gender Gay man and have studied, lived and worked in Nottingham since 1999.  My model of Integrative Psychotherapy: –  Is a developmental-relational model, which draws on theories and interventions from Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Object-Relations therapy, Humanistic Psychotherapy,  Psychoanalytical Self-Psychology,Trauma-Focused therapy, and Mindfulness. –  Explores unconscious processes and unresolved conflicts (personal and relational) by bringing them in to your conscious awareness, thereby giving you power and the choice to do things differently. –  Aims to make sense of your past experiences

I offer therapy online or over the telephone. My therapy is a way for you to gain a better understanding of your life within a safe, friendly and non-judgemental space. It can help you to move forwards with a much clearer mind and to gain more perspective over what’s going on for you. It can help you to feel in control of your life and empowered to make changes.  Issues that clients have brought to sessions with me have included: anxiety, bereavement, grief, depression, relationship problems, family breakdowns, gender, and sexuality. Through therapy with me, we will work together to

I am a BACP registered integrative counsellor. I work with tenderness and curiosity around subjects of gender and sexuality, life transitions and change, emotional dysregulation and burnout. If you feel lost in all that the world expects of you, who you are, what is meaningful to you and what you need, I am here to offer you the space to rest, reflect and find the way forward.

I’m Naomi. I identify as part of the LGBTQIA + community and use she/they pronouns. I trained as a therapist in Melbourne, Australia. Themes I have trained in and work with include grief, anxiety, depression, alcohol & drugs, cross-culture counselling, neurodiversity, trauma, family and relationships. Before becoming a therapist, I worked in the food industry as a start-up founder and then as a marketing and branding manager and consultant for other start-ups. I have also written a cookbook.   

Coming to therapy can be a daunting enough experience, without having parts of our identity stigmatized, infantilized, and misunderstood. I aim to create an understanding and warm environment where you can show all the parts of yourself free from judgement or having to explain basic terminology. I bring compassion and humour to the therapy space, and hope to build a collaborative and nourishing relationship with you, centering your unique experiences and perspective on the world.

One-to-One and Relationship Counselling There are times when life can seem overwhelming and difficult to cope with. At these moments we all need support and counselling can give you the time and space to explore difficult issues and find new ways of being. Counselling offers a chance to express how you feel, share safely, and be supported in taking  risks. You may want to explore a specific event or ongoing difficulties such as anxiety, depression, trauma or your relationship. So whether you come on your own or as a couple, counselling can give you the  space to understand more about yourself,