Beginning therapy can feel daunting, so if you’re here reading this then you have already taken a big step. If you are wondering whether therapy is for you, I hope I can help answer your question. Therapy can offer a space for personal insight, understanding, growth and change. I offer a confidential, inclusive, non-judgemental, and safe space for exploration and reflection. I also believe that humour, play and creativity have a place in therapy and can play key roles in coming to terms with hardships and loss, and of healing. To book an initial session drop me an email or

I’m Vivienne, a Bristol based therapist who also works online. I have a friendly, gentle and conscientious approach. I understand that it can be difficult to speak about very personal thoughts and feelings and I create a space that feels safe to do this. To me, it’s important to have this kind of safety to help us work through what might be going on for you.    As a queer woman with a mixed heritage background, I work in a way that looks at how the different identities you might hold can impact you.  

Hello, my name is Sinead and welcome to my profile. I offer a free initial telephone consultation to talk through the issue you are experiencing. and how I can help. You may be feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of life or be in a situation that you are finding challenging, I am here to help you. Please be aware from December 2024 I will be moving my counselling practice to Blake House, 66 Bootham, York.

I am an LGBTQIA+ counsellor with over ten years experience in providing therapeutic relationships to a wide range of clients including young people , adults and students, LGBTQIA + private clients and IAPT patients.    My first class honours degree in psychotherapy and counselling concentrated upon the therapy of personality.  Issues my clients bring to me come from a broad spectrum.      LGBTQIA + related issues   Anxiety + Panic   Depression + Low Mood   Relationship + Couples Issues   Anger +Frustration   Family + Teenage Issues   Dissatisfaction + Unhappiness   Grief + Loss   Addictions  

Hello and welcome, I am a qualified psychodynamic psychotherapist and Individual Member of BACP working in London with adolescents and adults. Being psychodynamic means my practice draws upon psychoanalytic approaches and centres co-constructing a healing therapeutic relationship. A core belief guiding my work is that the quality of our past and present relationships significantly impacts our well-being and sense of self. I bring warmth and integrity to my role, alongside a friendly disposition as a Californian. I aim to de-mystify the process through which I support my clients to engage with what is drawing them towards change and creating something different

There are lots of reasons why someone might therapy; it could be due to anxiety, depression, a breakdown of a relationship, bereavement, or a niggling feeling that something does not feel quite right. I am here to provide you with a safe, confidential space where you can feel supported in your journey of self-exploration, allowing you to process your thoughts, feelings, behaviours, hopes, and fears. I believe that through therapy we can gain insight and understand ourselves better, which can be life changing. I offer affordable, low-cost therapy, and each 50-minute session is £35.00.

Hello! I’m Claire. I am a Senior Accredited Counsellor providing safe and supportive online counselling sessions. I work with a wide range of people but I specialise in working with individuals from the LGBTQ+ and GSRD community, those who are neurodivergent (or think they might be) as well as Millennials and Gen Z-ers.

I am a non-binary, LGBTQ+ affirmative psychodynamic therapist. I am passionate about making informed, non-judgemental therapy accessible for trans and queer communities. The way that I work focuses on the connections between our past and present relationships and experiences. By exploring how we have become stuck in unhelpful patterns, psychodynamic therapy can help us to recover a sense of choice and freedom in the way that we move through the world and relate to others. My approach also takes account of the importance of identity and cultural background in shaping our experience, and the intersections of oppression and mental health.