I am a registered psychotherapist currently working online at The School of Life as well as seeing private practice clients both online and in person. In the past, I’ve worked as a volunteer therapist for LGBTQ+ charities such as, London Friend and The Terrence Higgins Trust for 3 years. I am experienced in working with issues related to anxiety, depression, shame, gender dysphoria, homophobia, complex family dynamics, bereavement, grief, addiction, self-loathing and feeling marginalised due to race, gender or sexuality.

I am a counsellor working from rooms in Holborn/Chancery Lane and Hackney. I also provide counselling online. The largest part of my work is with Queer / LGBTQ+ clients, and I have previously worked with two LGBTQ+ organisations (Switchboard and East London Out Project). I have had additional specialist training from Gendered Intelligence and Pink Therapy. My core training is in humanistic counselling so I am trained in a range of approaches, but primarily practice using gestalt therapy. I am committed to a trans-affirming, queer-affirming, anti-racist approach.

I’m Lauren, a Humanistic Psychotherapist and Counsellor offering online therapy to help you explore and process the challenges in your life, supporting you in making meaningful changes to live more fully and authentically. I am a trans-friendly and LGBT+ affirmative therapist with a special focus on gender, sexuality, and identity. I work in a warm, collaborative way, building a strong therapeutic relationship where you can feel safe to be yourself—both in therapy and in your wider life. Together, we create a space for reflection, growth, and lasting change.

  I am a queer, polyamorous, neurodivergent, disabled, kinky, trans man living in rural West Wales. 

I began my professional life working with children 0-16 years and their families in North Kensington in various settings. This I believe is the groundwork for psychotherapy as child/human development is the base for many counselling theories. It was an invaluable introduction to working with people from all ages,backgrounds and life experiences. I currently have 25 years experience as a counsellor/psychotherapist and my practice is based in Notting Hill ,West 11. I have been a lecturer in counselling and ran groups in many fields.

I’m a qualified Clinical Relational Transactional Analysis Psychotherapist; EATA (European Association of Transactional Analysis) and IARTA (International Association of Relational Transactional Analysis) member. I am UKCP member and abide by their code of ethics. I work with adults, couples and multi-partner relationships (CNM). I am sex positive, kink positive, body positive therapist. I work with gender, sexuality and relationship diverse communities (GSRD). I work with people whose identities sit on the intersections of religion, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexuality and other facets. In my practice I often work with people suffering with anxiety, depression, trauma. As a clinician I support people

Is it time to talk about what’s going on for you? Are you feeling anxious? Are there thoughts or feelings inside that have been there for a while but you just can’t find someone to share them with? Maybe it’s more recent; a loss, relationship challenges or bad news? You might be feeling depressed, your self-worth in shreds? Maybe you’ve some idea what lies at the heart of your distress, or you’re confused about your sexual or gender identity. I’m here to listen and to help. You deserve to come through, to feel better. Let’s sit together in a calm

Unfortunately I am not currently able to take on new clients.

Hi I’m Daniel (He/Him). I’m a counsellor who provides support for people that are struggling with feelings of depression, anxiety and grief. I work with people seeking support with difficult life decisions and challenges in their relationships. Often people attend because they are feeling ‘stuck’; finding themselves arriving at the same place, despite trying really hard to change. Perhaps they are drinking, shopping or eating to cope or escape. The sex and relationships they’re having has stopped feeling safe or fulfilling. They’re doing things to ‘feel better’ while avoiding people, places or decisions due to fear or shame.