​Hello! My name is Anthony Davis. I’m an experienced psychotherapist, coach and clinical supervisor accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and registered with the Association for Coaching. I provide in-person and online therapy and coaching to individuals and couples. I also offer clinical supervision in-person and online to qualified therapists and trainees.

Hello there. I’m Oisín (they/them) and I am a queer, neurodivergent, non-binary therapist working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, partners and groups. My practice is existentially informed and based around you being the expert in your own experience and me helping you to be curious about it.  I am Gender, Sexual and Relationship Diversity affirmative.

I am an experienced therapist with a postgraduate diploma in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling and Accredited membership with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. With over ten years of experience in the field of mental health – seven as a counsellor and psychotherapist – I warmly invite you to explore my page to see if I might be of help. Integrating the Gestalt and Existential approaches to therapy, the space I offer is safe, down-to-earth, and collaborative. I am a gay man and have worked as a therapist with clients from the LGBTQ+ community for many years.

Hi! I’m Megan, a person-centred therapist. I use they/she pronouns. I aim to provide a space where clients can be, and become, themselves. To this end, you can expect me to be honest, warm, and committed to understanding you and your process. I provide online and telephone therapy sessions on Fridays.

Hi there, my name is Jody (she/her) and I am a psychosexual therapist. I empower individuals, couples and people in multi-partnered relationships  to explore, learn about and/or improve elements of their sexual experiences and expression. Talking about sexual problems can often feel overwhelming, embarrassing, and difficult – I will offer you a warm, sensitive, and productive space to help you work towards overcoming whatever sexual issue you are experiencing, regardless of who you are. If this sounds like what you are looking for, feel free to browse my profile or take a look at my website for more information.

I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy in Cambridge and online, and have particular experience of working with people in the GSRD communities, including leading workshops for gay men.

My name is Gudrun (pronounced good-rune, they/her) and I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist. Working integratively means that I aim to adapt the way I work to the person in the room, drawing from psychodynamic, existentialist and person centred theory among others.

Hello. Are such experiences as depression, relational confusion within oneself and feeling lost and hopeless, what brings you here now, reading these words? Is it the feeling of anxiousness that’s always there, as if uninvited, that feels so overwhelming, almost paralysing? You may be experiencing an almost suffocating sense of panic, as yet another day demands your attention or a relationship that’s lost its meaning, whether with another or with yourself, leaving you feeling isolated, lost and alone. How do you find help? How do you change such seemingly never ending, negative felt experiences? I too can relate to such questions. I too

Considering accessing therapy? I offer a safe and understanding space to talk about what’s going on for you, whether that’s focused on your sexuality and gender or something else.   Therapy can support you to understand yourself better, to explore new perspectives and practise compassion for yourself and others.   I’m a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) with an MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I work face to face in central Bristol and offer sessions on a weekly basis.    

I am a UPCA accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor. Since 2011, I have worked as a psychotherapist and counsellor, support worker and group worker. As well as my private practice, I currently work for a young person’s charity supporting young queer humans navigate the many complexities inherent in growing up queer in a society that still ‘others’ – alongside the more ordinary complexities of what it means to be human.