Solution-focused, deep diving into the issue is what we’re going to get up to.  I’ll use creative exercises, worksheets and good old real-life, in-person connection to help you get to wherever it is you’re going.       I’m a humanistic integrative psychotherapist by qualification, but more of a holistic, trauma-informed, neurodivergent coach in practice.  I can hold space for you. I can bear witness.  I believe change is possible, nee inevitable.       I firmly believe in person-centred (client-led) theory AND I know that when I started therapy (as a client) and still now if I’m honest, I

Hello, I’m Lucy, I’m an integrative psychotherapist. I believe that no two people are alike—neither should their therapy be. I work with all sexualities and gender identities. My approach brings together a variety of therapeutic techniques. I work with clients experiencing a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, sexuality, gender dysphoria, grief, trauma, and life transitions.                                                                                    

Hi I’m David. I work in-person in London Fields and online with a broad range of clients, each with unique reasons for seeking therapy. I provide therapy tailored to you specifically, based on what you need from the space and from me.

I work gently and compassionately with a wide range of issues, including trauma, abuse, sexual issues, and struggling to find meaning in life. I welcome all kinds of people to my practice, and much of my work is with experiences of marginalisation and life outside the mainstream. My therapy practice is relational, psychodynamic and trauma informed, and I am experienced in working with people from different backgrounds, cultures and life experiences.

My name is Matthew (he/him), and I am an individual, intimate relationships and group psychotherapist specialising in addiction, self-harm and self-limiting patterns. I work with people to develop ways of better handling conflict with ourselves and each other through open, honest and direct communication.

I’m a psychodynamic psychotherapist specialising in Gender, Sex/Sexual and Relationship Diversity, including LGBTQ+ identities. My approach is a carefully weighted balance of support and challenge, of grounded care and gentle nudging: I am not a therapist who just sits there quietly and nods, nor do I tell you what to do or how you should be. Instead, I will help you understand yourself better and, through that, make better sense of your difficulties. I am committed to helping you explore what makes you you without telling you what to do or making you feel like you ought to be different.

Hi, I’m Dan. I’m a registered and NHS contracted Creative Psychotherapist who works extensively with talking therapy. I started my practice in the year 2000 and have over 25 years experience working with individuals, pairs and groups. Some of the issues I help people with are Identity Issues, Sexuality, Loneliness, Anxiety, Depression, Abuse, Addiction, Breavement and Couple’s Issues. I have been running therapy groups for gay and bi-sexual men, who are ‘out’ as well as men who are ‘not out’, for many years; and also founded the Gay and Bi-Sexual Men’s Wellness and Support Group in Covent Garden (since 2018). 

Struggling with anxiety, relationships, or feeling like you don’t quite fit in a world not built for you? Finding a therapist who understands your experience from the inside is the first step. I’m Gabriel (he/they), a queer and neurodiverse counsellor offering a safe, affirming space for the LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent communities. My background in creative fields gives me a unique insight into the importance of self-expression and navigating unconventional paths. If you’re seeking a therapist who combines a person-centred approach with a deep, personal understanding of neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ experiences, you’re in the right place.

Lianne Terry is a Psychotherapist who employs Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centred therapy to aid clients who are struggling to find happiness. As a qualified counsellor she specialises in exploring relationships, family dynamics and the process of healing childhood wounds as well as all issues relating to the queer community. Lianne’s therapeutic approach is characterised by its gentleness and warmth, with a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship between counsellor and client. She extends empathy, candour and unwavering positive regard to each of her clients, providing a secure environment for personal growth.