Hello, I’m Alex. I offer a thoughtful, steady, and empathetic space to explore what’s on your mind, both online and from my practice in Islington. Together, we can gently notice patterns, reflect on experiences, and find new perspectives at a pace that feels right for you.

I offer an LGBTQ+ affirming, trans-inclusive and neurodivergent-affirming space. As a neurodivergent therapist myself, I understand that safety and accessibility look different for everyone. My practice aims to always provide a flexible, responsive environment where diverse identities, relationships and lived experiences are understood and respected without judgement. Many of the people I work with are autistic, ADHD or late-identified neurodivergent adults, including those exploring or questioning their neurodivergence. Some have spent years masking, overthinking, people-pleasing or trying to hold everything together while feeling increasingly exhausted underneath. My sessions are a warm, relational and collaborative space where you do not need to minimise yourself

Queer affirming integrative psychotherapy supporting young people of colour with overwhelm, anxiety, and finding a home within. I’m an integrative psychotherapist, working alongside you to make sense of the messy parts inside, that might be hard to get in touch with, understand, or even acknowledge and bear, based in attachment theory, psychodynamic thinking, and creative and body-based/somatic interventions.It can feel overwhelming to want to change, but there is something in you (no matter how small that part) that perhaps believes it could be better. That there is more to living than this. 

A lot of people in this community know what it’s like to hold things carefully – to translate before speaking, to anticipate the reaction, to manage how much of yourself fits in the room. That vigilance tends to show up in the body long before it shows up in words. I’m Sabrina (she/they), a queer integrative therapist working from a somatic, relational and anti-oppressive lens – kink and poly-affirming. You don’t need to translate yourself here, and I have space for new clients.

Sometimes we might feel that things are just getting too much, or we want to look at something specific which is bothering us. Since the corona crisis we needed to adapt to a new “normal”. Feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, anxious, worn out, depressed and stressed are just some of the many ways we might react to what is happening around us and within us. Looking for help is not a sign of defeat, not now and not ever.

  I am Jen, a person-centred therapist working in person and online with clients who are LGBTQIA+ and GSRD. I am a proud member of this community and identify as trans non-binary and queer. My heart is with working with queer clients, and my experience of being othered allows me to relate to and empathise with a range of experiences in the LGBTQIA+ community.

I am a queer cis gendered therapist with over 10 years of experience supporting LGBTQIA+ clients. In the increasingly unsafe world I can offer a safe space to process your experiences and together we can explore ways of being and becoming who you are and how you want to be in the world. I offer in person, online and walk and talk sessions.

Hey, I’m Ember (she/they) and I’m a Person-Centred psychotherapist. The essence of my approach is to work with you in a warm, supportive, non-judgmental relationship. It’s in this kind of relationship that you can reconnect with yourself, find your voice and develop a clearer understanding of any changes you need to make.

My name is Gustavo and I am an integrative Psychotherapist in London working short and long term with individuals and couples in person and online. As a multi ethnic foreign living in the UK for several years I have personally experienced feelings of otherness, prejudice and the desire to belong. These experiences have enabled me to deepen my therapeutic skills working with clients from different countries, gender, cultures, different socio economic backgrounds, ethnic and religious groups.

Hey there, I’m James. I am a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist working in a person-centred way. A lot of my work is focused on LGBTQIA+, GSRD and disability issues. This means that no session is approached with a set agenda. The session shall be guided by what you would like to discuss. My role is to metaphorically walk alongside you as a gentle guide.