I offer both short-term, focused sessions and long-term, open-ended sessions.  Together, we can address the issues that bring you to counselling at your own pace.  With many years of professional and personal experience, I’m confident in my ability to address relationship difficulties, trauma, displacement, war, loss, culture, parenting and healing. I look forward to meeting with you.

Hello, I’m Chin (Victor), a BACP Registered Integrative counsellor. As a gay man who grew up in Asia and now lives in London, my practice draws from both Eastern and Western philosophies, shaped by cultural transition and navigating identity across different worlds. I understand there’s no single way to be gay, and that each person’s journey is unique. I offer affirmative therapy that honours your individual experience, with sessions available in English and Cantonese, online and in-person. My integrative approach creates a space where you can be authentically yourself. In our sessions, you can expect warmth, authenticity, and genuine curiosity

My name is Paul, and I identify as a cisgendered gay man. My pronouns are He/Him/His. I understand this may be a difficult time for you, and you may be feeling lost, or confused, or stuck, but sometimes all it takes is to start talking to someone so you can feel the weight of the burden begin to ease. I realise it’s a scary thing to do, reaching out and talking to someone you don’t know, but rest assured, everything you bring to the counselling sessions is treated in the strictest confidence.

Hi, I’m Joanne. I’m an experienced, LGBTQ+ affirming and trauma-informed counsellor offering a warm, compassionate space where you can feel truly seen and heard. I support people in exploring a wide range of experiences, including sexuality, gender identity, relationship challenges and the impact of past trauma. Whether you’re questioning, navigating change, healing from difficult experiences, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply, we can move at a pace that feels safe and right for you. I have experience working with neurodivergent clients and understand the importance of adapting therapy to suit different people While my core approach is person-centred,

Hi, I’m Yarrow (they/them). I’m a counsellor and psychotherapist, and I work in a way that’s person-centred, integrative, inclusive and relational. I have a special interest in working creatively, somatically, and in using embodiment practices. I specialise in working with trauma (C-PTSD), intersectional identities, discrimination, shame, life transitions and estrangement. I’m Manchester-based for in-person sessions, and also work online.

Hi, my name is James – a qualified integrative therapist offering weekly therapy both online and in person in Queens Park, NW6. I offer a reflective and supportive space where you can talk openly about what’s going on for you.  Together we’ll explore your experiences, relationships, and the patterns that may be keeping you stuck – paying attention not only to what has happened, but how it feels to share it. Therapy can help you feel more at ease with yourself, more connected in your relationships, and freer to live in a way that feels authentic.

Being an immigrant, I know the struggle to find my identity and a place to belong. As a therapist, I believe in the importance of finding our own agency. You can expect me to respect your decisions and support you to find your own way. We all need someone to have hope in us at times. You can expect me to remain hopeful, even if you cannot see the way through. Listening- I offer the space where you can share your feelings and stories, no matter how difficult, embarrassing, strange or banal they are.    

I’m a queer therapist working with LGBTQ+ people and creatives, and often people who are both. I came to therapy partly through my own experience of navigating identity, and I bring that alongside 20 years as a working musician and artist. When you talk about your queer life or your creative work, I’m not translating. I’m with you. Sessions are calm, insightful and honest. I’ll listen carefully and push back when it seems useful, gently, but genuinely. I work in person at London Bridge and Golders Green, and online.

I have been working as a therapist since 1999. I have worked with many LGBTIQA+/GSRD folks from all walks of life. I listen very closely to what is actually being said and help you gain a deeper understanding of your thoughts, feelings, beliefs and the events that have happened in your life.

Hello, I’m Richard (he/him), a BACP and UKCP registered gay psychotherapist. I specialise in supporting men with anxiety, depression, relationships, sexual issues, self-worth, and work stress. I work in-person in Chancery Lane and London Bridge, and online to provide clients with flexibility. I currently have availability for new clients. I’ll help you develop practical skills and strategies to navigate life with greater confidence, clarity, and resilience. I have a two-pronged approach: working to alleviate distress in the now, and looking to the past to explore its origins. I find that’s more effective for longer-term change.