Hi, I’m Lee and I’m a person-centred counsellor. I am based in Somerset and offer sessions at Church Street Wellness in Crewkerne. I also offer sessions online via Zoom so sessions with me are available to you wherever you are. I am an LGBTQIA+ community ally.

Hello, I’m Miles. I am a humanistic and integrative psychotherapist and counsellor based in West Bridgeford Nottingham. I work in a trauma informed holistic and creative way at your pace. I embrace and value diversity, and so all experiences and identities are welcome into my therapy space, all parts of you. I know that many parts of ourselves and our experiences can go unseen or unheard, so I extend my offer to be your witness, to hear you and to see you, all parts that you may wish to show and explore with me. I invite you in to therapy

Hi, I’m Kate. I am a person-centred Counsellor. I provide online counselling from Worcester, with a view to open up in-person sessions in the future. I identify as a cis-gender gay woman, I’m a Mother and also have ADHD; I understand the challenges faced within all these areas. I am always educating myself on other identities & sexualities and am a firm ally for other sections of the LGBTQIA+ and further communities. I would describe myself as quite a dynamic counsellor, and can adapt to different energy levels, whilst also maintaining a level of calm and focus for my clients.

I work in Private Practice from Farringdon and New Cross Gate. ​I identify as queer and genderfluid.  After starting my working life as an actor, I began my counselling journey over 30 years ago as a Samaritan volunteer and spent 10 years working as a Counselling Supervisor at ChildLine. I managed METRO charity’s LGBTQIA+ Counselling service for 11-25 year olds, as well being responsible for covering the adult service. I am a member of the Gendered Intelligence Network for Therapists and Counsellors. I am also  a qualified teacher. Please see my website for current availability.

I am Londoner living and working in Camden and have been a practising counsellor/psychotherapist & supervisor for over 30 years . I identify as a gay man and, whilst  seeing a broad range of clients I also have extensive experience working within LGBTQ+ community both as a therapist and supervisor I offer time limited and open ended therapy mainly for individuals but I also have experience of group and couples work. I do this both in person and online. I have  particular experience and interest in working with people who identify as neurodivergent

I am a person-centred counsellor. This means I am here to accompany you on your journey with empathy and without judgment. I work on the principle that you are an expert on yourself and therefore you are the expert in how to resolve your difficulties. You are entirely free to bring whatever you need to sessions and express yourself however you feel is most effective.

Hello there, I’m Nat, I’m a queer counsellor and an Accredited member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I offer short or long term therapy, and I am currently with clients online only.  I work with and welcome people from all different backgrounds and life experiences (18+). I have a background in working with sexuality and gender.  Many of my LGBTQ+ clients also experience neurodivergence such as ASD or ADHD and I have done additional training and self-education in this area.

My approach is a combination of trauma-informed parts work and creative exercises. I also believe that our struggles and beliefs often rest against a cultural, societal or religious backdrop and I often explore these aspects with clients.   I believe a lot of healing can happen through creative expression and shining a light on the narratives that currently drive us.        Exploring the parts of yourself that have been buried under layers of trauma or conditioning is never an easy journey to undertake alone. I would be honoured to accompany you on excursions into the unknown, the dark,

I became a therapist to help people because life can be hard, and it doesn’t always give us a chance to get our head around what’s happened to us. I offer a professional, down-to-earth relationship to support you while you explore your emotions and experiences.       Who I am in the therapy room is who I am in day-to-day life, I hope to show up as my full self and I hope you will feel able to too. I strive to make my practice affirmative and inclusive because I often find that aspects of people’s identity affect their