I practise near Highbury Fields and online depending on what suits you best. As a fully qualified counsellor, I will offer you understanding, empathy, and compassion (and sometimes honest, gentle challenge) as we work together. If you are looking for a LGTBQ+ counsellor, I am a cis gay man. 

I’m Max, a trilingual therapist (English, French, German) based in Central London, working relationally in Transactional Analysis. I work with LGBTQI+ clients, ADHD and autism, and Ménière’s disease and vertigo — often drawing on my own experience as a gay, AuDHD therapist living with Ménière’s. Many clients come to me after years of explaining themselves to people who don’t quite get it; here, you won’t have to start from scratch. I offer sessions in person near Oxford Circus, online, or a mix of both, with a free 20-minute call before we begin.

I grew up in northern Italy, spending much of my youth searching for identity and belonging. As a gay man, I understand the complexity of navigating sexuality, shame and self-acceptance within family and cultural expectations. Drawn to literature, philosophy and spirituality, I became comfortable with life’s deeper questions without dogma. Before training in Psychosynthesis counselling in London, I worked in luxury interior design, where discretion and sensitivity were essential. Today, I offer a calm, confidential space for LGBTQ+ clients to explore identity, relationships and life transitions with authenticity, courage and self-compassion.

I’m a Queer Irish integrative psychotherapist. My style of therapy provides a safe space for LGBTQ+ clients navigating issues relating to identity, belonging, relationships and emotional overwhelm. My work blends attachment theory, trauma‑informed practice, and a strong interest in the neurobiology of emotion and relationships. Clients often come to me feeling disconnected from themselves, stuck in familiar relational patterns, or carrying shame. Together we slow things down, tune into what’s happening in the body, and build capacity for safety, connection, and self‑trust. I work primarily with LGBTQ+ adults, with a particular passion for supporting Irish expats in London.

Hi, I’m Kane. My therapy approach is integrative and collaborative. I begin gently and person-centred, focusing on helping you feel safe, heard and understood. As our work develops, we may explore deeper patterns, including how earlier experiences shape the ways you relate to yourself and others now. Ultimately, I believe therapy is bespoke to you and your personal experiences. I see therapy as a space where difficult experiences can be spoken about openly, sometimes for the first time, and where new ways of understanding yourself can begin to emerge.

Perhaps you’re considering therapy because you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious or stuck in patterns that don’t quite make sense. You might be just about holding things together, or finding it hard to function at all. I’m glad you’re thinking about getting some support. It’s common to arrive at therapy unsure of where to begin and part of my role is to help you find a starting point without pressure or judgement. I work with adults, including LGBTQ+ clients, helping to explore difficulties and deepen self-understanding. I offer a thoughtful, affirming space informed by additional training in gender, sexuality and relationship diversity

I am an MBACP Embodied-Relational Integrative Therapist, Facilitator, Space Holder and Founder of Our Naked Truths and the Black Women’s Therapy Fund. My invitation is to create a space where you are liberated from trauma, shame and loneliness. Making more room for compassion, courage, communion and healing.   I offer space to hold your experiences related to early life, behaviours, feelings, and the emotions influencing your current actions with compassion and acceptance. This is a nonjudgmental space to explore, grow, and gain clarity as you connect with the world and the energy around you.

I’m Mili Layla, an MBACP psychodynamic psychotherapist offering LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy in London and online across the UK and internationally. I work with many queer, LGBTQ+ and questioning clients exploring identity, relationships, anxiety, depression and life transitions. I offer in-person therapy in London and online wherever you are based, providing a warm, reflective and confidential space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences at your own pace. My approach is psychodynamic in practice which allows for relational and collaborative work, with awareness of minority stress, cultural expectations and the impact of sexuality, gender and belonging on emotional wellbeing.

I am a sex-positive, neurodiversity-affirmative, integrative therapist based in Walthamstow. My work is tailored to the individual. I am comfortable working with identity; anxiety; loss; depression; loneliness; hopelessness; work related stress; lack of direction and abandonment alongside a wide range of other feelings that can lead to us feeling stuck; out of our depth or in need of human interaction.