I am a 27 year old, bisexual cis-man. I have been working with clients for the past year and a half now and have worked with a range of clients and difficulties. My aim in counselling is to support my clients through difficulties by increasing self awareness and societal awareness to see how these impact on your day to day life. We will also look at current and previous life difficulties and explore how these impact you on a day to day basis. I am also BDSM and kink aware

My name is Ryan Bennett-Clarke and I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor working in Nottingham.  I identify as a cis-gender Gay man and have studied, lived and worked in Nottingham since 1999.  My model of Integrative Psychotherapy: –  Is a developmental-relational model, which draws on theories and interventions from Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Object-Relations therapy, Humanistic Psychotherapy,  Psychoanalytical Self-Psychology,Trauma-Focused therapy, and Mindfulness. –  Explores unconscious processes and unresolved conflicts (personal and relational) by bringing them in to your conscious awareness, thereby giving you power and the choice to do things differently. –  Aims to make sense of your past experiences

I’m an existential psychotherapist with a private practice in London and the south coast. I work with adults of all ages in both in-person and remote settings, providing either time-limited or long-term therapy.

Do you feel like you’ve been living life in hard mode for too long? I am here to support you in finding your way from struggling to thriving. I am an experienced counsellor specialising in supporting neurodivergent (inc. autistic, ADHD & BPD) and LGBTQ+ clients. I am kink-affirming and sex worker allied. I take a person-centred approach, not seeing you as broken or in need of fixing, but rather offering you a space and relationship that supports you to grow in the directions you choose.

Welcome to my profile – I’m Claire – and firstly I want to acknowledge the courage it takes to search for a psychotherapist. It’s a really significant investment, and probably the most important thing is that you work with someone who you feel is a really good fit. For me, I think that the therapy relationship and use of that relationship is central to the success of the work. I work online via Zoom and also face-to-face in a location in the Park, Nottingham.    

My name is Drew (they/he), and I am a queer, neurodivergent dramatherapist. I have a particular passion for supporting queer and neurodivergent individuals, and I aim to bring a somatic, nature-based approach to my work, celebrating the innate wisdom of the body. Since training at Roehampton University, I have advocated for queer and gender diverse individuals within institutions, often providing education for staff and colleagues. These encounters have sparked my dedication to crafting more spaces for queer voices and experiences. Alongside my clinical work, I co-lead an LGBTQ+ network within the British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth), holding peer-support and community

I am a queer psychotherapist and supervisor specialising in gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity. I work with adults and older adolescents who are LGBTQIA+/gender non-conforming, or questioning their identities. I also specialise in trauma recovery, and treating healthcare professionals. I work from multiple affirming perspectives, including Health at Every Size, neurodivergence affirming, disability affirming, and fat-positive perspectives. My therapeutic approach is trauma-sensitive, empowering, attentive to culture, informed by historically marginalised communities, and includes evidence-based approaches. I offer Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) for treating trauma, including childhood, sexual, relationship, and discrimination based traumas.

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