Hi, I’m Joe, As an IFS-informed therapist, I help queer people like you understand and work with all those different parts inside – the ones that feel vulnerable, the ones that try to stay strong, and everything in between.

Do you want counselling that offers you the option to hide your face and voice, more privacy, the flexibility to have sessions at a time that works for you.   I’m Chloe and I am trained and experienced in email counselling. I am also an Accredited Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversities Therapist. I have over 12 years experience supporting LGBTQ+ people as a youth worker and in mental health support roles. This includes over 9 years working as a counsellor. Read more about me here.

***** PLEASE NOTE: (2/24) My practice is full. When I have availability again I will put updates here or on my home page. ****** I am a non-binary, neurodivergent, trauma-informed GSRD therapist. My approach is pluralistic and my work is LGBTQIA+, sex work, consensual non-monogamy, and kink affirming. I also work with queer/trans approaches to menopause, and have done research and activism around this subject. I work online only, on zoom and by phone.

Whatever brings you to therapy, I will help you to explore your thoughts and feelings, and locate your own solutions to the problems you are facing. I offer a professional, confidential, non-judgemental service.  I am an experienced LGBTQ+ affirmative therapist with practices in London Bridge, Edgware/Mill Hill, and online. 

Integrative Counsellor, Psychotherapist and Supervisor based in Waterford, Ireland.

Hello, I’m Tris, I’m a Queer, Autistic, Disabled, white therapist. I offer online sessions using an anti-oppressive framework. For me, the personal is political and it has a place in the therapy space. I offer a free 30 min introductory chat, where we talk about what brings you to therapy, how I work and if those are compatible. Please be aware I am currently full, if you would like to be notified when I have a session becoming available contact me to be added to my email list.

Hi, I’m Chloe. As a Queer, Non-binary person I have personal experience of how it can feel to be judged by professionals. It is very important to me that you don’t feel judged and that you find a counsellor who understands your identity. ​I’m passionate about helping LGBTQ+ people – like you – have affirmative counselling which is why I founded Sussex Rainbow Counselling in 2016.​ I believe it’s essential to not have to worry about coming out and educating your counsellor about your identity.

Life is like a puzzle and sometimes we are all missing a piece. All we need is another pair of eyes to help us see the bigger picture. When you feel overwhelmed I am here to support you navigate life’s complexities.     It can be overwhelming reaching out to someone like me. Kudos to you for even being on this page.     I am a pluralistic counsellor with a special interest in in trauma, intrusive thoughts and and disassociation but with experience in many other areas too.

I am an integrative, person centred and compassion focused psychotherapist. My therapeutic style is adapted to the needs and experiences of LGBTQIIA+ /gender, sexuality, and relationship diverse clients . It is collaborative, neuro-divergent affirmative and trauma informed.  I hold advanced  accreditation through Pink Therapy, reflecting the depth of my understanding and experience working with this client group. The personal qualities of empathy, unconditional acceptance and authenticity are at the heart of my work, and the values of empowerment and anti-oppression are its ethical foundation.   I identify as trans; non-binary; neurodivergent; white; able-bodied.

Some of the key areas I work in: Anxiety and Depression Anxiety and depression are some of the most common and uncomfortable emotions that we can experience in our lives. Through the counselling relationship, we will work together to manage these and, with acceptance and insight, there is a good chance that things will begin to shift for you. Relationships Interpersonal relationships can be a source of both joy and pain in our lives. By exploring these in therapy and using the therapeutic relationship in the room as a mirror to your outside life, we can build a better understanding