I’m a queer therapist working with LGBTQ+ people and creatives, and often people who are both. I came to therapy partly through my own experience of navigating identity, and I bring that alongside 20 years as a working musician and artist. When you talk about your queer life or your creative work, I’m not translating. I’m with you. Sessions are calm, insightful and honest. I’ll listen carefully and push back when it seems useful, gently, but genuinely. I work in person at London Bridge and Golders Green, and online.

I have been working as a therapist since 1999. I have worked with many LGBTIQA+/GSRD folks from all walks of life. I listen very closely to what is actually being said and help you gain a deeper understanding of your thoughts, feelings, beliefs and the events that have happened in your life.

Hello, I’m Richard (he/him), a BACP and UKCP registered gay psychotherapist. I specialise in supporting men with anxiety, depression, relationships, sexual issues, self-worth, and work stress. I work in-person in Chancery Lane and London Bridge, and online to provide clients with flexibility. I currently have availability for new clients. I’ll help you develop practical skills and strategies to navigate life with greater confidence, clarity, and resilience. I have a two-pronged approach: working to alleviate distress in the now, and looking to the past to explore its origins. I find that’s more effective for longer-term change.

Welcome I am Lisa, a cisgender woman living in Brighton & Hove, and a mother of two young adults.  Life often feels messy, painful and confusing.  By choosing to work with me, we can create a safe and warm space for exploring your  challenges, honouring the joy of being human, and examining some of your ways of relating to yourself and others that no longer feel adaptive.I see clients in-person at a central counselling practice in Hove or online.  I offer short-term (6-12 sessions typically), and open-ended counselling and typically see clients weekly.

I provide a safe space for clients navigating change, identity, and self-acceptance, whether that is coming out, transitioning, healing from emotional, physical, violent or sexual abuse, exploring trauma responses or finding peace with ageing and the body.  Together, we can explore who you are beneath old patterns so you can live more freely, love more deeply, and move forward with authenticity, confidence and sustainable positive change. As a humanistic and neurodivergent friendly therapist, I offer a space where you can bring your whole self and work at your own pace.  

I’m Jo, a BACP accredited counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor based in Huddersfield, working with adults, young people, couples and people across the LGBTQ+ community. I offer a warm, affirming and non-judgemental space where you can explore whatever has brought you to therapy at your own pace. My approach is integrative and relational, grounded in person-centred values while also drawing on psychodynamic theory, attachment work, trauma-informed practice and Internal Family Systems (IFS). I’m particularly interested in how our early relationships and experiences can shape identity, connection, belonging and the ways we relate to ourselves and others. 

Hi! I’m Sara. I’m a qualified integrative psychotherapist and am passionate about supporting clients to get the most out of therapy so they can feel more at ease in their own lives. I provide in person support in Penrith, Cumbria, and online support for anyone in the UK. Whether you’re struggling with issues around belonging, self-esteem, self-worth, family and relationship challenges, or questioning your identity and what life could look like going forwards, therapy provides a space to be supported, think a bit deeper, gain clarity, or dream a bit bigger! As a therapist, I’m here to accompany you wherever

My name is Trung and I am a person-centred psychotherapist. My role as your psychotherapist is to support and work alongside you.  

Hi I’m Olly! I believe everyone deserves the chance to explore their true potential, to work towards their aspirations, and to live a happy life, as free from pain, oppression and trauma as possible. We’re all unique, with very different ways of experiencing the world, and with even more unique minds and internal worlds. This means we respond to things in totally different ways to how even the closest people to us do. Sometimes it’s hard to get across our feelings, especially when we feel things differently, or there aren’t many people like us to talk to. My job is