Hi! My name’s Ash, and I focus on working with LGBTQ+ clients in Brighton. I’m trans and non-binary, and take a humanistic approach that emphasises coming alongside clients to explore your world together, rather than providing one-size-fits-all answers.

Hi, I’m Ed, a Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, and Trainer with a specialism in DBT and a focus on the LGBTQ+ and GSRD community. Based in West London, I provide online therapy nationally, supporting clients with complex trauma, dissociation, self-harm, and suicidal ideation. My integrative approach blends psychodynamic and person-centred therapy with DBT and EMDR. I also co-facilitate a DBT Skills Group, teaching emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. If you’re seeking therapy or are a therapist needing supervision or consultation, please get in touch to explore how we can work together.

Welcome! My name is Benoit, and I am a psychotherapist and existential analyst. I help individuals and couples understand themselves, recover from difficulties, and discover new ways to live joyfully and creatively.  Psychotherapy with me will offer you a trusted space and time that you may not find elsewhere in your life to explore who you are, how you are in the world, and the way forward. 

Hello, I’m Lucy, I’m an integrative psychotherapist. I believe that no two people are alike—neither should their therapy be. I work with all sexualities and gender identities. My approach brings together a variety of therapeutic techniques. I work with clients experiencing a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, sexuality, gender dysphoria, grief, trauma, and life transitions.                                                                                    

My name is Dane, I am a hardworking Northerner, proud cat Dad and coffee lover and outdoorsy type from working-class roots currently working as a Clinical Psychologist and based in London. Therapy with me is all about exploring what matters to you. It’s designed to feel “usefully stretching,” helping you discover new perspectives, fresh ideas, and greater clarity about how to move forward in ways that honor your values and preferences, whilst being based on evidence-based practice. Book a free intro vibe check call by clicking here.

I am an integrative psychotherapist based in West Hampstead (NW6, London) and online, offering one-to-one sessions for adults on both a short-term and open-ended basis. I provide a warm, non-judgemental space where you can explore the aspects of your life that you wish to bring into therapy. By reading these words, you’ve already taken a meaningful step on your therapeutic journey—and I am here to walk alongside you, offering support, presence, and understanding as you navigate your path. I have experience working with a wide range of themes that clients have brought to therapy with me over the years: anxiety,

Amanda Gibson is a warm and affirming therapist who provides a non-judgmental space for clients to explore identity, relationships, and life changes. She is LGBTQIA+ affirming, sex-positive, neurodiversity-affirming, and offers supportive care for late-diagnosed adults and those navigating chronic illness. Amanda works collaboratively with clients to address depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, and life transitions, always centering each person’s unique experiences and goals. 

Hello, I’m Mark. You may be feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or simply in need of a space to reflect. Perhaps you’re navigating trauma, identity, cultural pressures, or life transitions. You want to be heard without judgment and supported in a way that respects your unique experience. As an ally of the LGBT+ communities, and together with my person-centred approach, which is sensitive to trauma and cultural contexts, I aim to offer a safe, respectful space where you can bring any thoughts or feelings and be listened to attentively.

I specialise in working with men from various backgrounds who are struggling with anxiety or depression. I welcome clients of all genders, though my practice mainly attracts men. Much of my work involves exploring relationship issues, self-esteem, or the competing pressures of work and home. I know how hard it can be to open up, and I offer a space where you don’t have to put on a front. As a gay man, I understand how identity and minority stress can affect self-worth and mental health. I work integratively, tailoring my approach to suit your needs as therapy develops.