My name is Ryan Bennett-Clarke and I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor working in Nottingham.  I identify as a cis-gender Gay man and have studied, lived and worked in Nottingham since 1999.  My model of Integrative Psychotherapy: –  Is a developmental-relational model, which draws on theories and interventions from Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Object-Relations therapy, Humanistic Psychotherapy,  Psychoanalytical Self-Psychology,Trauma-Focused therapy, and Mindfulness. –  Explores unconscious processes and unresolved conflicts (personal and relational) by bringing them in to your conscious awareness, thereby giving you power and the choice to do things differently. –  Aims to make sense of your past experiences

I offer therapy online or over the telephone. My therapy is a way for you to gain a better understanding of your life within a safe, friendly and non-judgemental space. It can help you to move forwards with a much clearer mind and to gain more perspective over what’s going on for you. It can help you to feel in control of your life and empowered to make changes.  Issues that clients have brought to sessions with me have included: anxiety, bereavement, grief, depression, relationship problems, family breakdowns, gender, and sexuality. Through therapy with me, we will work together to

I’m an existential psychotherapist with a private practice in London and the south coast. I work with adults of all ages in both in-person and remote settings, providing either time-limited or long-term therapy.

Do you feel like you’ve been living life in hard mode for too long? I am here to support you in finding your way from struggling to thriving. I am an experienced counsellor specialising in supporting neurodivergent (inc. autistic, ADHD & BPD) and LGBTQ+ clients. I am kink-affirming and sex worker allied. I take a person-centred approach, not seeing you as broken or in need of fixing, but rather offering you a space and relationship that supports you to grow in the directions you choose.

Unlock Psychology Ltd is a private clinical psychology service, serving Warwickshire and online. We are specialists in LGBTQ+ mental health, with our founder Dr Alastair Pipkin having support hundreds of LGBTQ+ people with psychological therapy and conducted and published research on the needs of trans and non-binary people, and developing psychological therapies to support them.   We are HCPC-registered clinical psychologists who provide cognitive behavioural therapy, compassion-focused therapy and emotion-focused therapy for LGBTQ+ with a range of needs, including identity, relationships, low mood, stress, burnout, all types of anxiety, managing emotions and substance misuse. We offer a free 20-minute consultation

My direction since childhood has led me on the quest towards my own inner freedom. This has led me in different avenues over the years.  First was the task to explore, accept and honour a sexuality that did not fit the hetero-normative framework. Being in a female body this lifetime and honouring the various genders that choose to express themselves during different life stages and seasons, to noticing and honouring the way my sexuality and my attractions have also not fit in, in the unspoken rules of the LGBTQI + community either.   Being an outsider, is something I have

My practice flourishes because I create a diverse and inclusive environment for everyone, and believe in and support the experiences of underrepresented people.  I have 7 years of experience as a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor working at depth, and am fully accredited with the UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy). If you are trying to find your way through, but facing issues around your sexual, relationship or gender identity, either within you or from the outside world, you will find a space here that is affirming and inclusive. I work with individuals over 18.  

I am an experienced, UKCP accredited, psychospiritual psychotherapist with over 15 years in the business. As a non-binary queer therapist I am interested in transformation, opening our hearts to love and the reclamation of joy in our lives. Working creatively and playfully is important. Collaboration, safety and relationship is key. We need to work through our trauma in order to connect with our essential selves. We need to work somatically and with the body as we hold on to so much of our wounding in our bodies and it is also in our bodies that we can experience joy.