Hi! My name’s Ash, and I focus on working with LGBTQ+ clients in Brighton. I’m trans and non-binary, and take a humanistic approach that emphasises coming alongside clients to explore your world together, rather than providing one-size-fits-all answers.

Well done for taking the first step towards seeking more support. I know finding the right therapist can be overwhelming. Hi. I’m Bex (she/they). Therapy with me is gentle and down-to-earth. It’s a sacred space to focus on you. I’m trauma-led, non-judgmental, and kind. I work with adults. I often work with queer and neurodivergent people; I’m neuro-queer myself (with ADHD), too.

I am a trauma-informed Humanistic therapist experienced in supporting LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse people. I offer a warm and challenging person-centred approach, tailored to your needs in a space that’s just for you, where I can give you the support and guidance to help create positive change in yourself and your life. My approach includes working somatically, meaning I include the mind-body connection and embodied experience. Therapy creates a ripple effect in all other areas of life; inward change creates external change and has a direct impact on our surrounding environment.

I am an Integrative, Relational Therapist working with individuals, couples and people in relationship. I am based in Brighton and can work with people nationally, online, as well as in person. I work with people individually, and people in relationship. I work with people in monogamous relationships, poly and consensual non monogamous relationships, siblings and families. I work from an affirming position where I offer space and time to reflect on who and how we are, and changes we wish to make.  

Hello, I’m an experienced integrative counsellor, working in charities and services in London and Brighton over the past eight years.  I’m passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ people, identify as gay and practice affirmatively.Establishing trust and a felt sense of safety in the therapy relationship is the foundation for the way that I work – through a compassionate, calming presence and experience of being attentively and warmly seen, heard and valued, I hope to provide a space where you can bring what you need, to help explore and find a way through your current difficulties and challenges. Please get in touch.

I’m Julia Fry (she/her), and I offer counselling and psychotherapy for adults online via Zoom. I work in a warm, open, and neurodivergent-affirming way — helping people process life experiences, manage overwhelm, and move towards authentic self-acceptance. What You Can Expect in Our Work Together Many of my clients start therapy feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or like they’re constantly masking to fit in. You might feel stuck between who you are and who you feel you’re “supposed” to be. Maybe you’ve internalized negative messages from others — about how you think, feel, or communicate. Together, we’ll gently explore all parts of

Hello I’m Alex, a qualified person-centred therapeutic counsellor, registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have a great deal of therapeutic experience working with LGBTQ+ clients including with relationships, anxiety, addiction, identity, family issues and dynamics, gender. Every client is unique and I will be keen to understand your own experiences and background.   I bring my experience in counselling and mental health from the sports, charity and corporate sectors. Whatever you wish to bring to therapy, I can work with you to develop the tools you need to live a happy and fulfilling life.

I’m Julia Fry (she/her), and I offer counselling and psychotherapy for adults online via Zoom. I work in a warm, open, and neurodivergent-affirming way — helping people process life experiences, manage overwhelm, and move towards authentic self-acceptance. What You Can Expect in Our Work Together Many of my clients start therapy feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or like they’re constantly masking to fit in. You might feel stuck between who you are and who you feel you’re “supposed” to be. Maybe you’ve internalized negative messages from others — about how you think, feel, or communicate. Together, we’ll gently explore all parts of