Hi there. Well done on getting to this point – I’ve been in your shoes and I remember how overwhelming it can be when you’re looking for a therapist. I’m Lizzy (she / her) and I’m a queer humanistic therapist from Brighton. Humanistic means that I believe that you are the expert in your own experience, not me. I will never diagnose you, or tell you what to do, nor will I give you advice or homework – we’ll work together to explore what you want and need from therapy.

I’m Georgie (she/her), a compassionate and LGBTQIA+ affirmative counsellor offering face-to-face therapy in Bristol and online across the UK. I offer a warm, inclusive, and non-judgemental space where you can explore what’s going on for you at your own pace. My practice is neurodivergent-affirming and anti-oppressive, and I tailor my therapeutic approach to meet your individual needs. I believe everyone, regardless of age or background, deserves the space to be seen, heard, and supported in the counselling environment.

I am a UKCP psychotherapist and clinical supervisor offering an affirming and inclusive space for individuals, couples, polycules and families of all genders, sexualities, backgrounds, ages, abilities and neurotypes. I value intersectional context and a collaborative approach to understanding, changing, or letting go of repetitive, often painful patterns. I am based in Dalston and Shoreditch, which provide easy access from De Beauvoir Town, Stoke Newington, London Fields, Hoxton, Shoreditch, Stamford Hill, Canonbury, Angel, Highbury and Islington, Homerton, Stratford, Liverpool Street and the City, EC1. I also work online.

UKCP-registered Psychotherapist & Clinical SupervisorOnline and in person – Bruton, Somerset I’m an experienced psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, offering therapy and supervision online and from my consulting room in Bruton, Somerset. I’ve been working as a therapist since 2005, mostly in private practice.

Perhaps you’re considering therapy because you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious or stuck in patterns that don’t quite make sense. You might be just about holding things together, or finding it hard to function at all. I’m glad you’re thinking about getting some support. It’s common to arrive at therapy unsure of where to begin and part of my role is to help you find a starting point without pressure or judgement. I work with adults, including LGBTQ+ clients, helping to explore difficulties and deepen self-understanding. I offer a thoughtful, affirming space informed by additional training in gender, sexuality and relationship diversity

I’m Marianne Green, a UKCP Trainee Psychotherapist offering relationship therapy for dyads, triads, polycules and all configurations of two or more people in ENM, polyamorous, and non-traditional relationships. I bring both professional training and my own life as a solo polyamorous queer person to that work — you won’t need to justify your relationship structure or choices here. I work in person in Bristol and online across the UK. Sessions are 60 minutes. Fees operate on a community sliding scale: Pay It Forward £70 | Standard £50 | Reduced Rate £30. All work is conducted under regular clinical supervision. Currently

I’m a qualified counsellor working in Kent, Brighton, and London, supporting adults through difficult and emotionally complex experiences. I offer an affirming, non-judgemental space for people from all backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ clients, where you can speak openly and be met with warmth, respect, and understanding. Many of us carry experiences of loss, rejection, shame, anxiety, or feeling misunderstood — whether connected to relationships, identity, family dynamics, life transitions, or the expectations placed upon us. Therapy can provide a space to untangle these experiences safely and at your own pace.  

I’m a gay psychotherapist and professional credentialed coach working with those struggling with the pressures of success, responsibility, and a life that feels strained or unfulfilling.

I am an integrative-relational psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, counselling lecturer and trainer, offering affirming counselling, psychotherapy and supervision. I work particularly with LGBTQI+ clients exploring identity, relationships, shame, trauma, belonging, culture, family dynamics, neurodivergence and experiences of being othered. My approach is warm, relational and process-led, helping clients feel understood while gently making sense of emotional patterns, attachment wounds and relational experiences. I am a BACP Accredited Member and NCPS Accredited Professional Registrant. My doctoral research focuses on psychotherapists’ microskills and moment-to-moment therapeutic events, informed by object relations and attachment, which also shapes my reflective supervision practice.