Hello and welcome to my page. I am David and I specialise in sex and relationship therapy. I work predominantly with gay cis and transgender men on a wide range of psychosexual themes. As a gay man I bring a deep, empathetic and sensitive perspective to sex and relationship issues.  

Hi I’m Georgia. Whoever you are, whatever your story may be, I would like to extend a warm welcome to my page! I offer a compassionate, friendly and affirmative space for people of all backgrounds. I help people struggling with anxiety, illness and identity to feel more at ease and able to live the life that they want to in a way that is authentic to them. I help people to deal with the challenges that life brings and to support them in making the changes that they would like to, with an attitude of curiosity and compassion. I do

I am a counsellor offering in-person and online sessions on a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, bereavement, trauma, gender, and sexuality. Based in Liverpool Street, I mostly support LGBTQIA+ clients, and am committed to creating a welcoming, non-judgemental space that is trans-affirming, queer-affirming, and anti-racist. 

Are you navigating personal challenges, seeking greater self-understanding, or exploring what connection and identity mean to you? I’m an experienced psychotherapist with a BA (Hons) in Integrative Psychotherapy and a post-grad qualification in relationship therapy. As a registered member of the British Association of Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP) and The National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (NCPS), I offer a supportive space for individuals to explore their inner world. I specialise in working with LGBTQ+ clients and those in nontraditional relationship structures such as polyamory or open dynamics. Whether you’re processing past experiences, struggling with identity, managing emotional overwhelm, or working

I’m a qualified integrative counsellor, working weekday evenings and Monday afternoons, offering counselling at a competitive rate of £40-60. I have been working for an LGBT+ charity in south London, offering counselling to a range of LGBTQIA+ individuals for over two years, particularly clients who are  transgender, non-binary and gender-non-conforming, as well as gay men & women.                                                                                      

Hello. Are such experiences as depression, relational confusion within oneself and feeling lost and hopeless, what brings you here now, reading these words? Is it the feeling of anxiousness that’s always there, as if uninvited, that feels so overwhelming, almost paralysing? You may be experiencing an almost suffocating sense of panic, as yet another day demands your attention or a relationship that’s lost its meaning, whether with another or with yourself, leaving you feeling isolated, lost and alone. How do you find help? How do you change such seemingly never ending, negative felt experiences? I too can relate to such questions.  

I practice as a Creative Arts Therapist in person and online, based in Glasgow. I have been involved in the LGBTQ+ community for over 25+ years as a professional theatre maker, facilitator and community volunteer. I bring my arts background to my therapy work as a safe and caring listener with a curious and playful sensibility. I specialise in working with LGBTQ+ seniors (over 50+) to explore concerns that come with ageing such as menopause, coming out in later life, retirement and self-esteem. I will see and hear you as a whole person living in a world of relationships.

Counselling can provide a place for honesty for all the battles in our heads, from medical diagnoses, anxieties, past trauma, sexual desires, issues of gender, to self doubt and everyday compulsive negative thinking.   The understanding of our own experience, in a challenging world that offers such contradictory explanations that can leave us feeling isolated and overwhelmed. Is it any wonder our confidence and understanding of who we are is hard.  I believe you can understand yourself in a way that supports your success rather than holds you back. I would consider it a privilege to be part of your