I am Karl, a Registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) and Accredited Member of the National Counsel of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP). I offer counselling and psychotherapy either indoors within a counselling room, outdoors in nature or online. I work with people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and None Binary. In addition, I have experience working with issues such as discrimination, coming out, identity, gender dysphoria, acceptance, self-image and self-acceptance. If you have any questions that are specific to your situation, I would be happy to discuss these with you in order for us

Hello. My name is Steve and I work as a pluralistic therapist.  I particularly value working in the area of gender, sex and relationship diversity, and my preferred way of working might be described as person-centred and existential.  I have experience in trauma counselling, working with anxiety and mindfulness practice.  

I’m Jo, an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist. My practice encompasses various therapeutic approaches, allowing me to adapt and suit your unique needs and therapeutic objectives. I’m caring, understanding, and open-minded. I’m also ready to gently challenge you in a supportive way. I aim to help you feel confident in making choices and improvements that will make your life more fulfilling. Together, we work towards reaching your goals. Starting therapy can feel overwhelming, but it’s a powerful tool for positive change. Whether you’re new to therapy or have experience, our first session is a chance to figure out how we can

Hi, I’m Emma (she/her, they/them), I provide counselling and psychotherapy in Chorlton, South Manchester, and online. I have particular experience in providing a gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity affirming therapy space to the LGBTQI+ community. This means I hold a firm belief that all genders, sexualities, and relationship types and structures are equal in value. I offer a warm and compassionate therapeutic relationship and will listen to you with curiosity, empathy and without judgement. Together, we can explore your inner world, your experiences of being in relationship with others, and the things you might not have had the freedom or

Hi! I’m Jamie. I’m a person-centred counsellor with particular experience in working with people around trauma, neurodiversity, gender identity, and non-traditional relationships – I myself am trans and nonmonogamous. I aim to provide a non-judgemental space where you can explore what’s going on for you, and what influences your feelings around it. I believe that understanding our experience is the key to feeling like we’re in control of our own lives. We can work together to establish what you want to work on, and potentially a time frame to work within – your choice!

I champion a client-centered approach that encourages individuals to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and introspection, exploring their existence, life choices, and personal meaning within the therapeutic space. During my sessions, clients engage in open dialogues, bravely confronting life’s fundamental questions, gaining clarity on their values and authentic selves. In the client-therapist relationship I do foster, qualities such as presence, empathy, and authenticity that take center stage. Through active listening and empathetic guidance, I like to  empower clients to unearth their own insights and solutions, avoid the imposition of preconceived answers, address concerns including anxiety, identity crises, nurturing

I provide space and time for you. Where you can talk through the feelings/issues that are troubling you and/or getting in the way of you relating to others.

As a queer therapist I understand the challenges LGBTQIA+ clients face in this world and hope that in our work you feel safe to explore whatever is coming up for you. I am a warm and empathic person with wide experience in supporting people with their emotional journey, looking to guide them toward a greater understanding of the issues faced in a safe and non-judgmental environment. My way of working is both authentic and kind, encouraging people to speak freely with a good sense of humour for those lighter moments.  I use a range of integrative and creative techniques to

I am experienced and easy to talk to, and work with empathy and acceptance of difference, and the struggles we face in being human. This is my foundation as a psychotherapist. My focus is on appreciating each person’s emotional landscape, and attending to aspects that may be causing difficulty. I have identified as lesbian/gay/queer since I was 20 and lived as part of London’s diverse queer scene since then. I am familiar with the pleasures and pains of being LGBTQ+, and the changing cultural terrain.