I see psychotherapy as a collaborative process in a safe, accepting space. I offer counselling and psychotherapy in a non-judgmental, confidential environment where you’ll be fully supported in exploring your challenges at your own pace. I’ll work together with you to develop your understanding of what’s happening for you and why, then find ways to help you cope with things from your past or to change how you deal with relationships or challenges now. Together we’ll help you develop new meaning and clarity about who you are and what you want from your life.

My name is Mark and I’m an integrative humanistic psychotherapist. I work with both individuals and couples. The humanistic approach is important for me as I believe that psychotherapists should have a strong awareness of issues of equality, diversity, and inclusion as they work with clients. I keep this awareness front of mind when working with issues of gender, race, sexuality, social class, age, ability, etc. I work with adults who are experiencing a wide variety of issues including anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, stress, sexuality, gender identity, loss and grief, suicidality, and self-harm.    I frequently work with individuals who

I’m an integrative counsellor, working Monday afternoons and some weekday evenings, offering counselling at a competitive rate. I’ve been working for an LGBT+ charity, offering counselling to a range of LGBTQIA+ individuals for over two years, particularly with gay men and women, as well as trans, non-binary and gender-non-conforming clients.

As a therapist working in the NHS and in private practice, I specialise in addiction, LGBTQIA+ , in particular, gay and bisexual issues and straight partners, male mental health and relationship issues. I believe that therapy should be designed specially for your individual needs and provide a relaxed, safe space where you can feel free to share your issues confidentially and without judgement. The most important part of therapy is the relationship between us and I like to work in a collaborative way, helping you learn more about yourself, your issues and developing strategies to manage them. It can feel

I offer Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy – As a fully qualified and accredited Integrative Therapist, I am here for you. I believe therapy can help people live fulfilling and meaningful lives; to make sense of themselves and the world around them. We are all unique, and as an Integrative Therapist, I draw on different approaches to work with my clients in a bespoke way.

I’m Paula – a femme presenting queer therapist working online and in-person in East London – Dalston and Bethnal Green.    

My name is Caro. I’m a counsellor and psychotherapist with over 20 years’ experience working in diversity and inclusion. I’ve helped people manage workplace stress, sort out who they are, explore coming out, work through the complexities of gender transition, grieve for their parents and partners and pets, shout their way through anger and frustration, and address their addictive behaviours. I offer therapy face to face, online via Zoom or WhatsApp, and by phone.

Richard Hennebert is a 51 year-old therapist, who identifies as a cis gay man (he/him). “I turned to counselling a few times: in my early twenties when I came out as a gay man to my family, when I was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23 and at other times when I wanted to make some changes but did not know how to make them happen because I felt powerless and lost. I trained a few years ago because I felt ready to have an even better understanding of myself. Now I am an experienced counsellor but underneath