I’m an experienced integrative psychotherapist with deep roots in LGBTQIA+ communities. Having lived and worked across Europe, I bring genuine understanding to identity, sexuality, and relationship complexities. I specialise in body image, substance use/addiction (including chemsex), BDSM/kink, and non-monogamy. My approach blends psychoanalytic insight with existential depth and humanistic warmth. I work online in English, German, and Italian. Contact me if you’re looking for a warm, non-judgemental space where you can completely be yourself – whatever your gender, sexuality, relationships, or cultural background.

I am a masters level qualified, BACP registered psychotherapist & counsellor and dual-qualified clinical psychosexual therapist (also known as sexology, or sex and relationships therapy) registered with COSRT. I am trained and qualified to work with both one-to-one therapy, as well as couples therapy (including working with polyamory and polycules). In addition, I hold an MSc in Psychology, allowing me to bring a cognitive and behavioural understanding to our work together. My approach is integrative, meaning that draw from a range of disciplines (for example;compassion focused therapy, existentialism, systemic theory, liberative psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy to name a few).

My psychotherapy practice is based in East Finchley, North London. I am currently working online only. I work with clients of all sexualities and gender identities. I have been in private practice as a psychotherapist since 1999, and I offer one-to-one psychotherapy with adult clients, as well as supervision to other psychotherapy professionals.  

I am a fully qualified, experienced and accredited psychotherapist, specialist in psychosexual & relationship therapy and the treatment of compulsive sexual behaviours. I am also a trauma psychotherapist experienced in working with survivors of sexual abuse and survivors of conversion practices.

Tim Foskett is an accredited individual and group psychotherapist and supervisor with the UK Association of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners, and the UKCP. He is a director of North London Group Therapy (www.nlgrouptherapy.co.uk) and of Loving Men (www.lovingmen.org), which runs events about intimacy between men. Between 1995 and 2008 Tim was the Groupwork and Training Manager at PACE, He led and co-devised the sexual health and relationships group work programme.  He has written three interactive workbooks for gay/bi men: Getting Ready (Self-esteem and getting ready for a relationships), Getting What You Want (Friendship and relationships skills), and Getting Sexy (Enjoying sex

I am a lesbian mum of lesbian kids and I  identify as queer.   I am a Clinical Associate at Pink Therapy and a Senior Accredited Sexual Diversity Therapist .  In my own life I have always straddled a number of different communities and so the concept of intersectionality and respect for intersecting identities is something I feel passionately about.  I am interested in the impact and the meaning of race, gender, sexuality and culture, as well as individual family history, on our sense of identity. I work with people from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds including individuals from queer,

I’m a psychotherapist and counsellor with a particular interest in working with Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities (GSRD) clients, offering face to face sessions in Islington London and online therapy worldwide. Finding the right therapist can be a confusing and frustrating experience and may take some time to find the right ‘fit’, particularly for LGBTQI+ individuals who might have had disappointing or even harmful prior experiences of therapy. I suggest that you aim to meet with several therapists before you make a decision.  

I have experience, training and knowledge about LGBTQIA+, kink/BDSM, polyamory / non-monogamy, neurodiversity and other variations in gender, sexuality and relationships. Generally this is only context, but given the societal lack of understanding and oppression, legal and otherwise, diversity or uniqueness often come up. I work with individuals, couples and larger intimately related groups. Specialisations: relationships; trauma and dissociation; ways in which the body-mind expresses itself somatically; cultural differences. I have forensic experience. I am deeply non-judgemental about “criminal” records, “offences” and accusations. Sex work is work; sex workers are most welcome.