My work touches on the deep traces of cultural, intergenerational and early childhood trauma. I have conducted an infant observation for experiential study of primitive states of mind. My personal background makes me sensitive to the collective wounds of war and totalitarianism. My personal spirituality is based on meditation and silence. I have an interest in accompanying people who experience spiritual emergence and crisis. I spent years studying C G Jung’s Red Book as a source for depth psychology.

 Relational, integrative supervision available online or in person.

Hello, my name is Vincent. I identify as a gay man, and my pronouns are he/him. I’m a relational and integrative counsellor registered with BACP. I am based in Shoreditch and offer in-person and online sessions. I’m passionate about supporting adults of all genders, especially those who are gender-fluid, non-binary, or have diverse sexual identities.  I understand that finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming, and I’m here to offer a safe, supportive space where you can be truly seen and heard. I offer a free 20-minute phone call and the first session at a reduced fee of £50.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS: Hi. I’m autistic and have been a therapist and coach for almost 25 years. I offer counselling and psychotherapy in online sessions, with availability from 8:30 am t0 9:30 pm, on weekdays. I’m atypical as a person and I am BDSM and Kink knowledgeable and affirming. Diverse relationship arrangements and lifestyle choices are understood as natural human ways of living.  I specialise in providing effective therapy and coaching for neurodivergent adults, and I train other therapists to do this, too.  

I am a Brighton & London based practitioner, deeply committed to the fields of art psychotherapy and environmental art therapy. As a queer and non-binary individual, my connection to the LGBTQ+ community holds immense significance in both my personal and professional life. This connection drives my passion for creating inclusive and affirming spaces within therapy, where individuals can explore their identities, experiences, and emotions in a safe and validating environment 

I am a queer, non-binary, trans integrative psychotherapist with over ten years experience working in private practice. I work with individual adults and couples. I graduated with a Diploma in Counselling from the Minster Centre in 2016 and subsequently gained an MA in Psychotherapy from the Minster Centre in 2019. I have specialist training in couples work from the tavistock clinic and groupwork from the institute of group analysis. I specialise in working with the LGBTQ+ community and developmental trauma.‍I have experience working in the NHS with people with severe psychiatric presentations, and with running therapeutic groups. I have also

My name is Benjamin, I am a gay, differently abled psychotherapist and counsellor and have worked in the field for the past 32 years. I am a registered member of BACP.

I offer trauma-focused therapy that includes EMDR, alongside more traditional counselling. My work is centred around people who often find themselves outside of the mainstream, and I aim to provide autonomy, knowledge and safety to groups that may not always feel able to be themselves in traditional therapy settings. I work entirely online.

Hello, I’m Matthew (he/him), a queer and neurodivergent psychotherapist offering online and phone therapy across the UK. I work with LGBTQ+ adults including gay, bisexual, trans, and non-binary people, as well as neurodivergent clients with ADHD and autism, including those diagnosed later in life. You might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, burnt out, or unsure how to move forward. Or maybe you’re exploring identity, navigating relationships, or tired of masking in a world that doesn’t reflect who you are. Whatever brings you here, this is a space where you don’t have to explain or hide parts of yourself. You are welcome

Hello, I’m Haydn. As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I provide a confidential, reflective, non-judgemental space. Sometimes when we’re faced with challenges, it’s difficult to see the woods from the trees. Therapy can be useful to look at what is happening for you and together, we can explore ways to use these challenges as rich earth from which to grow.