I have a background in media and arts, working as a professional broadcaster and performance artist in the UK, Canada and US. My therapeutic training was at City and Guildhall Universities and at the Metanoia Institute. I worked in the NHS for 25 years as an advisor and highly specialist psychotherapist in sexual health and HIV medicine. Having recently left the NHS, I now concentrate on my private practice and lecturing in psychotherapy in central London.

I’m a London and online-based Gestalt psychotherapist and counsellor with a psychology degree. I’m also a queer cis multilingual woman of multiple migrations. In my therapy practice, I help people explore and become aware of their parts that seem separate and at odds. I often work with queer clients living in the UK with a history or heritage of migration. I have additional interest in and knowledge of kink and non-monogamous relationships.

​Hello! My name is Anthony Davis. I’m an experienced psychotherapist, coach and clinical supervisor accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and registered with the Association for Coaching. I provide in-person and online therapy and coaching to individuals and couples. I also offer clinical supervision in-person and online to qualified therapists and trainees.

I’m a BACP and UKCP qualified psychotherapist who explores the worlds of positive sexuality in my own relationships and the communities I’m part of. I’m familiar with the way these dimensions can bring expansion but can also amplify difficulties such as loneliness and doubts about self-worth – often linked to past experiences of not being loved and accepted for our unique individuality. For me, therapy is about people discovering what they already know about who they are and what’s important. I offer an attentive, non-judgmental presence and will share my responses and reflections.

I’m Vivienne, a Bristol based therapist who also works online. I have a friendly, gentle and conscientious approach. I understand that it can be difficult to speak about very personal thoughts and feelings and I create a space that feels safe to do this. To me, it’s important to have this kind of safety to help us work through what might be going on for you.    As a queer woman with a mixed heritage background, I work in a way that looks at how the different identities you might hold can impact you.  

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.  

Hi I’m Rachel, I’m a queer/lesbian Counsellor and Psychotherapist working in person in Bristol and online. As a Queer Counsellor and proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, my counselling practice is always LGBTQIA+ affirmative. ​I hold a positive view of all LGBTQIA+ identities, and my practice is inclusive of all gender, sexuality and relationship diversities.

I’m Emma Wallen, a double-accredited and award-winning integrative couples therapist working with queer individuals and couples, including lesbian relationships and partners navigating non-normative relationship structures. Many of the queer couples I work with come to therapy feeling stuck in patterns of conflict, emotional distance, or power struggles that don’t fit neatly into heterosexual relationship models. Others are carrying the impact of family rejection, cultural expectations, racism, or the pressure to “get it right” after working so hard to be themselves. Therapy can be the first place where those layers are truly seen together. My approach is relational, grounded, and practical.