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.

My name is Charlie (they/them) and I’m a counsellor/psychotherapist. As a neurodivergent trans practitioner I have a particular interest in working with neurodivergent and LGBTQ+/queer clients. I bring my personal and professional experience to provide collaborative, affirming support that helps you get whatever you’re looking for in therapy. Sometimes this involves exploring past experiences while other times this may involve more of a focus on the here and now. I have particular experience supporting clients with themes including identity exploration, coming out, relationship challenges, trauma, anxiety, and depression. 

Dear scroller, I am ready to sit alongside you, with whatever you are currently going through. Come just as you are. I am passionate about offering a space of holding and support — whether you are in crisis, feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, or simply in need of another heart and mind alongside you. I understand the toll that stress and nervous system challenges can have on both body and mind, and I aim to offer a thoughtful, reflective, and grounded therapeutic relationship.  

I am a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, with a special interest and expertise in neurodevelopment and wellbeing. In my private practice near Bond Street in Central London, I offer personal coaching, therapy, cognitive & neurodevelopmental assessments (autism and ADHD). I use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) and integrative approaches.

I’m a gay man living and working in London. Alongside my general therapy practice, I have a special interest in working with LGBTQ+ clients and with issues related to shame, identity and self-acceptance. Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, capable individuals who appear to function well on the outside but privately struggle with shame, self-criticism, or the long shadow of having felt different or not fully accepted. My approach is warm, collaborative and thoughtful. I try to create a space where difficult experiences can be explored honestly without judgment.

My name is Caro. I’m a counsellor and psychotherapist with over 20 years’ experience working in diversity and inclusion. I’ve helped people explore coming out; work through the complexities of gender identity and transition; sort out who they are; grieve for their parents and partners and pets; explore family dynamics, relationships and estrangement; work through anger and frustration; manage workplace stress; address their addictive behaviours; face aging and mortality. I offer therapy face to face, online via Zoom/GoogleMeet or WhatsApp, and by phone.

Natalie Clarke is an Integrative psychotherapist, synthesising a variety of approaches and modalities which she tailors depending on the individual client, their unique situation and what will be most supportive for them. Some key ways that she works include psychodynamic, person-centred and relational approaches. She is also influenced by body psychotherapy and attachment theory.   

My name is Natalie (she/they), and I am a BACP Accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor, offering online and telephone therapy. I have over ten years of experience working with gender, sexuality and relationship diversity, and I welcome people who identify as LGBTQ+, those in non-monogamous or alternative relationship structures, and those exploring identity in its many forms. I also work with neurodivergence (including ADHD and autism) in a neuroaffirming way. I offer a reflective, collaborative space to explore whatever is impacting you, whether that relates to identity, relationships, or a more general sense of feeling unsettled or unsure of

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In my work as an integrative psychotherapist, I can help you better understand what is happening in your life right now. You may be struggling with work, with relationships, or have big questions about the future or the direction life is taking. Talking things through and building a reliable and trusted relationship can help you get to know yourself better. We all go through times when everything feels messy and uncertain, but therapy can help you untangle some of the mess, bring you some clarity and help you navigate a way through.