These are psychotherapists and counsellors. Although there is a separate category for sex- and sexuality-related practitioners, most therapists in this category will certainly discuss sexual issues, and many will work with them.
I’m Emma Wallen, an award-winning, accredited Couples Therapist (BACP & NCPS) specialising in queer and lesbian relationships. My approach blends therapy, coaching, and spirituality, offering a bespoke and deeply transformative space for couples to reconnect, grow, and thrive.
I am a GSRD (Gender, Sexuality, and Relationship Diversity) queer psychoanalyst committed to providing a safe, affirming, and reflective space for exploration and growth. My approach is warm, open, and deeply rooted in understanding the complexities of identity, relationships, and the unconscious. I work with clients to navigate challenges, process emotions, and uncover deeper insights into themselves. Whether you’re exploring gender, sexuality, relationships, or personal struggles, I offer a space where you can be heard, seen, and supported with care and respect.
I am a Counsellor and Psychotherapist working online. You may be struggling with a specific issue or pattern of behaviour and know already what you would like to talk about. Alternatively, you may be feeling down and low and need support with processing your feelings and emotions. Counselling may be able to offer a fresh perspective, or support you to make changes needed to get you to a better place. I work with people from all backgrounds, in a range of areas. IÂ have worked closely with male issues and have experience working with gender diversity and LGBT+ issues.
I am a Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, whose practice is guided by the belief that healing happens not in isolation, but in relationship- to ourselves, each other, and to the wider social field we are part of. My Gestalt approach offers a holistic, creative and embodied (meaning ‘felt and lived’ through the body) way to make sense of your challenges and difficulties. I am interested in helping people explore how they can find their own way to live more fully and meaningfully– with a greater sense of choice, self-acceptance and connection.
I’m Mark, a body-oriented Integrative Psychotherapist and trauma informed EMDR therapist based in Hackney, London, offering both online and in-person therapy sessions.Â
A calm, supportive space for your unique therapeutic process. I’m an integrative counsellor working with the LGBTQIA+ community, as well as in the creative arts. Together we can explore what is on your mind, in an open, honest way that includes any aspects of your life and emotional world. My practice is inclusive and welcomes people from any background and life story.
I am a queer therapist, offering a warm, person-centred space for LGBTQIA+ adults in Edinburgh and online. My work is grounded in an understanding of identity, sexuality and belonging, and in the healing potential of being deeply heard. I support clients through experiences of loss, transition, shame and disconnection, as well as moments of pride and joy. My approach is queer- and trans-affirming, inclusive, sex-positive and kink aware. Together we can explore what it means to inhabit identity with greater ease and self awareness.Â
I am an integrative and socially aware therapist who is committed to holding space for all my clients through healing, celebration or suffering. All parts are welcome and safe with me. Come as you are, whoever you are.
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.
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