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.

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 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.

Queer affirming integrative psychotherapy supporting young people of colour with overwhelm, anxiety, and finding a home within. I’m an integrative psychotherapist, working alongside you to make sense of the messy parts inside, that might be hard to get in touch with, understand, or even acknowledge and bear, based in attachment theory, psychodynamic thinking, and creative and body-based/somatic interventions. It can feel overwhelming to want to change, but there is something in you (no matter how small that part) that perhaps believes it could be better. That there is more to living than this. Trusting that part can be scary. It is

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.

This is therapy that already speaks your language. I’m Katie, a queer, kinky psychotherapist with a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy and specialist GSRD training. Outside of that, my background is in the creative arts, music, drama, dance, anything creative and vibrant. I work within the LGBTQIA+ community, kink and BDSM communities, non-monogamous and polyamorous clients, and trans and non-binary people, collaboratively exploring your story with curiosity, depth and care. The things you’ve been quietly editing out of therapy? Bring them. Everyone is welcome here, just as you are. City of London and online. From £75, concessionary rates available.