Are you experiencing challenges in your relationship or exploring what connection means within the context of your partnership? As an experienced couples psychotherapist with a BA (Hons) in Integrative Psychotherapy and a member of the British Association of Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP), I specialize in supporting LGBTQ+ relationships, offering a safe space to explore, heal, and grow. I understand that LGBTQ+ relationships and nontraditional dynamics, such as polyamory or open partnerships, bring unique joys and challenges. Whether you’re working through communication issues, managing external pressures, or addressing internal conflicts, my evidence-based techniques can help you build understanding and confidently navigate

Hi, I’m Dan, a qualified and experienced LGBT psychotherapist based in Manchester. Whilst clients of mine benefit from the knowledge and experience I have acquired over 10 years of practice (in settings including a GP surgery, an NHS eating disorder service, various young people’s organisations and the LGBT Foundation, Manchester)I believe that the heart of effective therapy lies in building a ‘real’ relationship. Whilst maintaining professional boundaries, I strive to avoid the pitfalls of excessive silence, awkwardness, or disconnection experienced by some when they access therapy. I want you to feel like you’re speaking with a human being with whom

I am BACP Accredited Psychodynamic Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (PgDip), Accredited Specialist Sexual Violence Therapist, and Certified Relationship Therapist (COSRT Level 5), working online, via Zoom, with individuals and couples throughout the UK. I integrate Jungian, mindfulness, body-psychotherapy and somatic trauma approaches into my clinical work, drawing from more than eight years of therapeutic experience in private practice, community and specialist mental health settings. I am sensitive to the interplay between wider societal context with mental and emotional wellbeing, and my practice is affirming of individuals and relationships across the spectrum of gender, sexuality and relationship diversity.

Hi, I’m Angela. I am a queer/lesbian Integrative Therapist who is passionate about working with my community, with LGBTQAI+ clients. I offer a safe, supportive space where you can talk freely and confidentially about your life without judgement. My own experience of therapy was transformative. And I believe it is a gift we can give ourselves to become the person we want to be, to make better choices, and re/connect us with hope, humour, possibilities and passion.

Does your past feel unresolved, or do you find yourself feeling stuck, unable to move forward? You don’t have to navigate these feelings alone. I can walk alongside you through this, empowering and supporting you in a space where you can truly be yourself. Together, we’ll work on self-acceptance and uncover what’s holding you back. My goal is to provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space where you feel safe and understood as you take steps toward healing and growth.

I am an LGBTQIA+ counsellor with over ten years experience in providing therapeutic relationships to a wide range of clients including young people , adults and students, LGBTQIA + private clients and IAPT patients.    My first class honours degree in psychotherapy and counselling concentrated upon the therapy of personality.  Issues my clients bring to me come from a broad spectrum.      LGBTQIA + related issues   Anxiety + Panic   Depression + Low Mood   Relationship + Couples Issues   Anger +Frustration   Family + Teenage Issues   Dissatisfaction + Unhappiness   Grief + Loss   Addictions  

A few months ago, were you thinking about starting therapy? A few months from now, will you still be thinking about starting therapy? Or instead, will you already be well on the path towards feeling more solid and centred in your life?   Imagine what that could feel like.  I believe passionately in de-mystifying therapy and showing up as my fully human self with you. I bring my empathy, humour, enthusiasm and sweary vocabulary to the connection – because I am a human first, therapist second. I am both real and relatable.