Hello, I’m Seán (he/they).   I provide compassionate and inclusive counselling for LGBTQIA+ individuals and our allies. It’s my mission to support you on your unique journey toward healing, self-discovery, and growth. Whether you’re exploring your identity, experiencing life’s challenges, or seeking to live more authentically, I will offer you a safe, affirming space where you can be you.   You don’t have to navigate this journey alone – while therapy can seem daunting, it can also be empowering (and even enjoyable) as you discover what lies within and uncover new ways to live your truth.   Let’s do this

Qualified integrative-psychotherapist registered with the BACP. I work online and in-person in the Enfield and Wood Green areas, providing a safe and non-judgemental space where we can explore your story and your concerns at your own pace, built together in a way that suits you and focuses on your needs. I counsel many types of clients, with issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, neurodivergence, relationship and family problems, illness and disorders. My goal is to help you with the difficult thoughts and feelings you are experiencing and help you achieve the changes you wish to see.

As a Chartered Psychologist and HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist (PYL18238), I specialise in talking therapies, the therapeutic relationship and understanding psychological distress in non-pathologising ways, taking into account the social and cultural contexts of each person. We can meet online or in person, in Leith, Edinburgh or Dalkeith.

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.

I’m Em (She/Her) an experienced, qualified integrative creative counsellor providing therapy in York. I support clients to understand themselves better, live more fulfilling lives, and build inner strength and resilience – Things can be different.

I’m a BACP registered therapist working face to face (Westcliff/Southend/Essex) or online. I offer gender affirming therapy and am an LGBTQIA+ ally. My training, client work and personal experiences make me ideally placed to work with non-binary and transgender individuals as well as people who are neurodiverse.  Awareness of neurodiversity is increasing and whether diagnosed, or undiagnosed, many people now are now linking their thoughts and behaviours to autism (ASD), ADHD, ADD, ODD and OCD.   I also work with clients dealing with grief and anxiety, specialising in birth trauma, miscarriage, stillbirth and babyloss. I take time to hear your

I am an enthusiastic bilingual Clinical Psychologist, with more than 18 years’ experience providing effective therapy in English and Spanish, for adults, children, and adolescents. I finished my training as a Clinical Psychologist in 2010 with the highest honour of my class at “Hospital Centro de Salud Mental del Este El Peñón” (Mental health centre Hospital “El Peñón”) in Caracas, Venezuela, where I was invited to join the group of professors. For 3 years I tough psychotherapy and supervised psychologists who were training as a clinical psychologist and medical doctors who were training as a psychiatrist.

    I am a qualified counsellor based in central Bristol.   I run my private practice from my home in Clifton – I primarily work face-to-face, although I do have some online clients.            

My name is Emma Hinkson, and I am a psychotherapist working with individuals and couples. I currently practice out of the Light Centre near Clapham Common, where I offer sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. My approach is grounded, compassionate, and collaborative, supporting clients through a wide range of personal, relational, and emotional experiences.

I’m Lou, a queer MNCPS Accredited therapist working with adults of all sexual and gender identities, and with both mainstream and more alternative lifestyles and beliefs. I have been working with LGBTQ+ clients for 13 years and have supported clients with a variety of issues, especially around identity and gaining deeper self-knowledge, around marginalisation and navigating life in a heteronormative capitalist society, and also on major life changes and emotional literacy.