You might be used to adapting, explaining yourself, or holding parts of who you are quietly in the background. If you’re feeling tired of that, you’re not alone. I’m a humanistic integrative therapist offering LGBTQ+ affirming online therapy across the UK. I work with people who want a space where they can show up as they are, without having to justify their identity, manage someone else’s comfort or educate their therapist. I offer a calm, thoughtful and affirming space to slow things down and make sense of what’s going on for you.

Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming.I’m here to make that easier. I’m Jennifer Kabelis, a fully qualified psychotherapist offering compassionate, confidential therapy in St Albans, Marylebone, and online. I’m BACP registered and specialise in psychodynamic counselling, working with individuals and couples who are navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and sexual well-being.

I’ve been a relationship and identity focused psychotherapist for 20+ years, specialising in relationship diversity since 2018 when my own relationship journey changed course. I am a neurodivergent (Dx ADHD) bisexual cis woman who has practised various versions of ENM/CNM. As a BICA accredited fertility counsellor I have worked with LGBTQI+ families since 2014, often at the intersection with neurodivergence and diverse family structures (eg polycules, co-parenting). An additional area of interest is AI – I’m part of a global Mental Health Collective exploring AI in a relational context, both parasocial and where it impacts human relationships (helping or harming)

I’m a BACP Accredited integrative psychotherapist and Registered Relationship Therapist working with individuals and couples across London. I specialise in relationships that don’t fit conventional moulds; LGBTQ+ partnerships, ethically non-monogamous and polyamorous relationships, and people navigating sexual identity, desire and intimacy. My practice is sex-positive and kink-aware. I understand minority stress, the weight of living outside the mainstream, and what it means to want a therapist who genuinely gets it rather than one who merely tolerates it. A free introductory consultation is available.

I’m Jeneseka, or ‘Jen’, (she/her), a trans woman and person-centred counsellor. I offer a warm, affirming and non-judgemental space where you can explore your identity, relationships and wider life experiences at your own pace. My approach is grounded in the humanistic person-centred approach, placing the therapeutic relationship at the heart of the work. I aim to listen carefully and respond with empathy, honesty and respect, walking alongside you rather than directing or diagnosing. I have extensive experience supporting trans, non-binary and gender-questioning people, as well as work around gender dysphoria, social/medical transition, self-esteem, anxiety, low mood and eating difficulties.

I am an integrative relational therapist with a specialism in gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I offer in-person sessions in central Bristol. As a gay man, I bring my lived experience into the work – without assuming that other LGBTQ+ experiences will be the same as mine. I have experience in working with the trauma and shame which is often linked to our gender and sexual identities, as well as the ways in which our lives are more subtly shaped by our identity within a ‘normative’ society. My approach is affirmative, acknowledging strengths and fostering queer joy. 

I am a practicing trauma-informed psychotherapist, counselor, and sex therapist dedicated to providing inclusive, person-centered care. As a trans and non-binary practitioner with lived experience as a war refugee, I bring a deeply empathetic, multidisciplinary perspective to my work, bridging mental health with a passionate commitment to human rights and social justice. My practice specializes in supporting individuals, couples, and groups who face systemic barriers, identity exploration, or profound life upheavals. I work extensively with women, the LGBTQIA+ community, sex workers, and migrants or refugees. With over five years of experience spanning face-to-face casework, non-stop online crisis intervention, and group

I am an experienced psychotherapist, professor and senior higher education leader. I am also a gay person and a dad, and I have ‘lived’ as well as professional experience of the challenges these identities can bring. Alongside my psychotherapy practice, I have served on university executive boards and as a Pro Vice-Chancellor. This has given me a particular understanding of responsibility, leadership, professional identity and the pressures carried by LGBTQ+ people who are used to being relied upon. I understand that sometimes the hardest moments happen when the life you have built no longer feels sustainable. Online therapy I offer