I am Matthew Frener, an Integrative Therapist and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy practitioner offering LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy in Fitzrovia, Central London, and online. I work with gay, bi, queer and trans clients, and people exploring sexuality, gender, relationships and belonging. Many clients come with anxiety, low mood, shame, trauma, identity stress, compulsive behaviours, burnout, or difficulties with intimacy. My approach is warm, collaborative and trauma-informed, combining relational therapy, DBT skills and body-based grounding. I aim to offer a steady, thoughtful relationship where you do not have to edit yourself. We work collaboratively and at a pace that feels safe, so you can

I’m Simone, an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist (MBACP) in West London and online, offering a safe, inclusive space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and relationships at your own pace. I support clients facing anxiety, trauma, life transitions, or seeking personal growth. Sessions are collaborative and tailored to your needs, online or face-to-face, in English, Spanish, or Italian. I can help you gain insight, build resilience, and make meaningful changes in a supportive, non-judgmental environment.

I’m Ryan, a gay therapist offering a warm, inclusive and LGBTQIA+ affirmative space where you can explore who you are without judgement. I’m particularly passionate about supporting people with identity exploration, including sexuality, gender and diverse relationship structures — whether you’re questioning or learning to find and connect with yourself. I also work with anxiety, depression, grief (including loss and life changes) and relationship challenges such as communication difficulties and break-ups. I understand how difficult and overwhelming these experiences can feel, especially if they connect to identity or change. My approach is compassionate and empathetic. I aim to create a

Hello and welcome, I come to this work as someone who is queer, mixed heritage, and neurodivergent, which shapes how I hold therapeutic space. I offer a thoughtful, caring environment where you can explore yourself without needing to explain or defend who you are.  

I am an experienced Psychodynamic Psychotherapist with consulting rooms in London Bridge, East Dulwich and Stockwell. Whether you’re dealing with challenges in interpersonal relationships, wanting to develop a better understanding of yourself, or looking to gain more insight into your feelings and the experiences that have shaped you, I work with a range of mental health issues and emotional challenges. I also have a specialist experience and training with trauma, complex trauma and addiction.

Hi, I’m Mark (he/him). I’m a gay man and BACP registered therapist, working primarily with gay and bisexual men on the challenges of queer life; identity, self-worth, belonging, and the anxiety that often runs underneath. I understand these not just professionally but personally, as someone who has navigated them myself. I also bring lived experience of ADHD and chronic illness, and welcome clients dealing with neurodivergence or health-related issues alongside their lived experience. Ultimately, I support gay men to live a more authentic life.

Hello, I’m Martyn (he/him) As a counsellor & psychotherapist, I set up The Queer Couch to provide a truly safe space for clients, without fear of judgment. Gender and sexuality might not be the reason you are seeking therapy, but as an affirmative therapist, I can appreciate this part of your identity while we work through whatever it is that you are facing, together.

Hi, I’m Andy, a Psychotherapist and Coach working in Reading, Berkshire and Online.  I am trained in the modality of Transactional Analysis, and also specialise in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). I bring over fifteen years of experience from working in the Education and Technology sectors, as well as establishing my own Private Practice here in Reading, Berkshire.  I have a particular interest in working with men around faith, spirituality and sexuality, but this is a space that is open for all, and whatever you bring with you.  Come, and be heard.

Hello, I’m Agi (she/her). There is a professional introduction elsewhere on this profile, but there is also a person behind all those titles, and I think that matters when you are deciding who you might sit opposite in therapy. Outside the therapy room, I am someone who enjoys having several things happening at once, rarely sits still for very long and has a habit of becoming enthusiastically invested in new interests. Each new discovery naturally has the potential to become my lifelong hobby. How long “lifelong” lasts remains under review. I love board games and video games and can become