About Me   As a non-binary, queer integrative psychotherapist, I centre inclusivity in my work, offering online or in person therapy.  I am experienced in both talking therapies and creative and embodied and nature-based psychotherapy.   I work in private practice and with the NHS secondary care. In private practice I work with clients online or in person – in London and Devon. In the NHS I work in secondary care community services working 1-1 offering psychotherapy and run a weekly environmental arts therapy group. I  have a specialism of working with trauma and have developed therapy work for people

Hello, and welcome to my practice. Everyone faces moments of uncertainty, anxiety, and challenge. Whatever you’re going through, you don’t have to navigate it alone. My identity as a Black gay man deeply informs my work as a therapist. I bring not only professional training but also personal insight into the challenges of navigating spaces that may not always affirm your full self. I understand the emotional weight of seeking belonging and the courage it takes to move toward self-acceptance. This lived experience allows me to hold a compassionate, affirming space for others on their own journeys. I am here

Hi, I’m Toni. I offer a safe, confidential space in which to untangle your feelings and to think about experiences in a different light. I’m an experienced, friendly and compassionate queer therapist and supervisor. I can work creatively offering visual ways to explore or express yourself and to externalise your feelings.

I am an accredited Cognitive Analytic Therapist (CAT) and Mental Health Nurse. I draw upon all of my experience of working with a variety of people since 2006 in order to offer a compassionate space for personal growth and reflection. As a gay man myself, I also have an appreciation of some of the joys and challenges that come along with this.

Hi, I’m Jamie (he/him) and I’m a qualified integrative counsellor (MBACP). I know how important it is to feel safe and I aim to create a space where you can speak freely and openly without judgement. I’m an LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapist and I am deeply committed to creating an inclusive space for everyone — attentive to how culture, race, gender, sexuality, and life experiences shape who we are.

My name is Pete Connor and I have worked as a counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor for over 35 years in the not-for-profit and private sectors. I work as a generic psychotherapist with specialisms including working with individuals from LGBTQ+ communities and with GSRD issues; sexuality and sexual health; HIV, chronic and life-limiting conditions; life-stages and transitions; death, dying and bereavement.  I work as a UCKP Registered Psychotherapist and Senior BACP Accredited Counsellor and Supervisor from my home in Keynsham and online. Identifying as gay/queer, I offer an LGBTQ+ affirmative approach, integrating humanistic, psychosynthesis and Internal Family Systems frameworks.

I’ve spent more than a decade supporting people through traumatic and difficult times, including five years focused on LGBTQ+ mental health and wellbeing. For many years I managed a national LGBTQ+ listening service, specialising in supporting people affected by domestic abuse,  sexual abuse, suicidal feelings, and conversion therapy.

Welcome. Life can feel heavy or confusing, especially when you are carrying more than others realise. If you feel lost or stuck, therapy can offer space to slow down and reconnect with your true self. Reaching out takes courage, and even searching for the right therapist is already an act of self-care. I am proudly queer, and as a BACP registered and highly trained therapist I offer in person or online sessions, whatever works best for you. This is a confidential and fully accepting space to feel understood and move towards something lighter.

My name is Ash and I’m a qualified psychodynamic counsellor based in Manchester. My practice addresses a range of issues, often revealing complex connections between behavior, relationships, values, desires, and early life experiences. Such work may allow you to explore how elements of your own life intertwine and influence one another. I specialise in LGBTQ+ counselling, drawing on affirmative practices. You may wish to begin counselling as a way to get closer to an underlying reason or source of your struggle, and in doing so, safely process in order to heal. I offer in-person and online sessions.