Hello, my name is Becky and I identify as a gay cis female.  I’m a fully qualified individual and relationship counsellor (I qualified through Relate).  I offer 60 minute appointments via face to face and online platforms, this is mainly through Zoom but others are available.  I am a passionate advocate of inclusivity.  I offer a non-judgmental and safe space to explore the issues you bring into therapy, underpinned with other theoretical approaches that are very much tailored to your needs.  I have also completed a level 2 understanding autism qualification, that compliments my work with neurodiverse clients and their

I offer person-centred, mindfulness-based therapy—online, by phone, and in person in Glasgow. My approach is gentle, relational, and grounded in nervous system awareness. I support clients navigating anxiety, identity, neurodivergence, chronic fatigue, recovery, and emotional overwhelm. Whether you’re feeling stuck, disconnected, or seeking space to reflect, I offer a calm, affirming environment to explore what matters at your own pace.

Hi I’m Kirsty and I have run my own private practice for approximately 17 years. I am an Accredited Integrative Therapist and Clinical Supervisor. I work in person, online and telephone. I have worked with the queer community throughout my career undertaking 1 to 1 work and couples. The relationship between myself and my clients is the most important factor. I am very down to earth in my approach I specialise in Trauma, Coming Out Later in life, Trans, Relationship issues, Couples Therapy, Separation Therapy, Attachment Issues and much more. 

I offer a warm, kind, safe, non-judgemental space for exploring whatever you’re bringing – whether you’re feeling stuck, anxious, or low, or navigating complex questions about relationships, identity, or sexuality.My therapeutic practice integrates IPT-trained interpersonal psychotherapy with anti-racist and non-oppressive principles. I work particularly well with individuals questioning their relationship patterns and wanting to improve their self-love and boundary-setting.As a mixed-race, pansexual person, I understand how these layers matter deeply. I welcome you exactly as you are and we will work together to find a way forward that works for you.

I am a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. My approach foregrounds the uniqueness of one’s experience while also acknowledging its socio-political context. My practice is committed to respecting each person’s singular mode of being and desiring. I invite you to talk freely in a safe, non-judgmental environment.  By exploring your formative life experiences, desires, and difficulties, psychoanalysis aims to open up space for new, creative forms of living. I welcome individuals of all identities, genders, and affiliations.

I provide a warm, supportive space for adults navigating stress, grief, anxiety, burnout, or perfectionism. My goal is to help you feel grounded, understood, and empowered. I especially enjoy working with clients who want to deepen self-compassion, build healthier coping skills, and reconnect with their authentic selves.

Hi, I’m Jack. I’m a qualified psychotherapist with a background in psychology and neuroscience. I work online and specialise in helping clients break free from patterns that don’t serve them such as porn addiction, tech overuse (Smartphones, social media, gaming), sex related issues, relationship issues, low self-esteem and low self-confidence, anxiety, anger, stress and Neurodiversity. I’m especially interested in how modern life affects our identity, self-expression, and sense of agency. I’ve supported men and male-aligned clients navigating questions around masculinity, intimacy, identity and sexual behaviour without shame, stigma, or assumptions. My approach is straightforward and integrative. That means I tailor

I’m a human first, therapist second and I bring that same realness into supervision. I’m warm, collaborative, and gently challenging, with a deep respect for the uniqueness of your practice. I work relationally and creatively, with room for humour, metaphor, and the messy bits of the work (and life). As a queer, neurodivergent therapist myself, I offer a space where you don’t have to filter or mask, all parts of you, and your clients, are welcome here.

Hi, I’m Jaye (she/her), a neurodiverent queer cis woman and a Humanistic and Integrative therapist based near Arundel, West Sussex offering both in-person and online sessions. I am an accredited member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) and member of the EMDR Association UK.  I specialise in supporting individuals to recover from trauma; specifically domestic violence and sexual abuse, working with adults who are LGBTQIA+, questioning their identity or gender non-conforming, and those experiencing the unique challenges being neurodiverse can bring. I welcome you as a human, ready to meet you with curiosity, warmth, and respect. I

Hello, I’m Matthew. You might be coming to therapy for a very clear reason, or you might just know that something doesn’t feel quite right. No matter what’s brought you here, you deserve to feel more at ease with your feelings and to live your life more fully – not just get through it.In our work together, you’ll have a space where you can explore what’s going on for you, and begin to understand your emotions. My role is to be alongside you, supporting you as you make sense of your experience and move towards the changes you want in