I’m Armel (they/them), I have 27 years of experience as a therapist with a wealth of training and understanding. This means I can tailor my approach to your needs.   Having someone to talk to can make all the difference when you are struggling with life. You are not alone. We all face challenges in life, and sometimes, we need support to navigate them. I’m here to help you find the strength and clarity to cope and thrive.   I am also a highly trained and experienced mindfulness teacher. In this field I specialise in mindful self-compassion for the LGBTQ+

Hello there. I’m Oisín (they/them) and I am a queer, neurodivergent, non-binary therapist working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, partners and groups.   My practice is existentially informed and based around you being the expert in your own experience and me helping you to be curious about it.  I am Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity affirmative.

Specialising in anxiety, stress, depression, addiction, chem sex, anger, trauma, relationships, life stage challenges, sexuality issues, and neurodiversity. I have worked with a wide variety of diverse clients on issues ranging from exploring and expressing identity, coming out, cultural challenges, polyamory, kink, body image and issues around race, gender, sexuality and masculinity. I am a qualified therapist registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.  I am also a Non-Executive Director and Vice Chair of one of UK’s largest mental health NHS Trusts and a Trustee with a large children’s mental health charity.  I work in SEND schools and

I provide therapy to adults of any age for up to 20 sessions. I work with individuals, couples, and relationships. Sessions are offered in person, online or by phone.   ​I value and respect difference and diversity and work with all people, beliefs, and ways of being – including gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity.   ​I am open to working with any aspect of a person’s life unless I have a reason to recommend that you work with another more suited therapist/facilitator which we will explore together. Please get in touch with any questions and to discuss availability.

My name is Joe Roberts and I’m a transpersonal counsellor working online and in person at London Bridge (SE1) and in Brockley (SE4).

Are you struggling with anxiety, low mood or self esteem? Our work together can help you make sense and get more control of difficult thoughts & feelings, gain confidence and make changes in your life. Book your free intro call and let’s meet!                                                                                                                     

Hi there! I’m Dan (he/him), a counsellor/psychotherapist offering face-to-face sessions in Central London, as well as online via Zoom. I work primarily with LGBTQ+ clients and/or clients struggling with their drug and/or alcohol use (including Chemsex), as well as  clients in recovery. I also offer support with anxiety, low self-esteem, (toxic) shame and more. I provide a warm, non-judgmental space to the richness and diversity of all sexualities, genders and relationships.

Hello, I’m Chin (Victor), a BACP Registered Integrative counsellor. As a gay man who grew up in Asia and now lives in London, my practice draws from both Eastern and Western philosophies, shaped by cultural transition and navigating identity across different worlds. I understand there’s no single way to be gay, and that each person’s journey is unique. I offer affirmative therapy that honours your individual experience, with sessions available in English and Cantonese, online and in-person. My integrative approach creates a space where you can be authentically yourself. In our sessions, you can expect warmth, authenticity, and genuine curiosity

My name is Paul, and I identify as a cisgendered gay man. My pronouns are He/Him/His. I understand this may be a difficult time for you, and you may be feeling lost, or confused, or stuck, but sometimes all it takes is to start talking to someone so you can feel the weight of the burden begin to ease. I realise it’s a scary thing to do, reaching out and talking to someone you don’t know, but rest assured, everything you bring to the counselling sessions is treated in the strictest confidence.