I strive to provide a safe and secure space for my clients to be able to explore with me the issues that have entered or are part of their current lives. I work with all genders and sexual orientations incorporating  clients who are on the spectrum either diagnosed or undiagnosed. I see therapy as a joint project where we learn from each other.

Beginning therapy can feel daunting, so if you’re here reading this then you have already taken a big step. If you are wondering whether therapy is for you, I hope I can help answer your question. Therapy can offer a space for personal insight, understanding, growth and change. I offer a confidential, inclusive, non-judgemental, and safe space for exploration and reflection. I also believe that humour, play and creativity have a place in therapy and can play key roles in coming to terms with hardships and loss, and of healing.To book an initial session drop me an email or send

Experienced counselling & psychotherapy in Kings Cross, Central London You might be looking for help with a specific issue, such as anxiety, feeling sad, low self-esteem or a relationship problem. You might want to make a change to your family, work or social life. You might need help with something that feels painful or even embarrassing. Sometimes the usual ways of coping don’t seem to help. The same thing seems to happen over and over again. Therapy can provide a contained, confidential space to explore what is troubling you. Working together, it is possible to make lasting positive change. I will support,

I offer support to individuals and couples from any demographic. I also work with under 18s. I work affirmatively, I know that I am not the expert on another person’s life; my interest is in holding space for my clients to work out who they are and how they wish to be in the world. I have particular experience with bereavement or loss and the resulting complexities.I have also conducted original research into the affects of sexual abuse on subsequent sexual experience.

For many years, I didn’t believe in therapy. I thought friends and family could support us through difficulties and didn’t see the need for professional therapists.   But my views changed when a close friend went through a very painful period in their life and had counselling. I saw how therapy transformed them and began to think differently about it. I realised that, while the support of loved ones may be sufficient for some, for many it is invaluable to talk to someone objective, who is professionally trained to help.

Hi, I’m Shane, a humanistic therapist from North-West London. I am trained as a Person-Centred / pluralistic counsellor/psychotherapist and am a registered MBACP Counsellor & Psychotherapist.

Counselling/Psychotherapy can help us understand better how we behave, what motivates us, and how past experiences can affect current behaviour. By expressing whatever is uppermost in our mind, feelings, thoughts, wishes, fears, memories and dreams can be explored within the safety of the therapeutic relationship. The aim being to enable us to find more appropriate ways of coping with our difficulties and to bring about changes in our thinking, feeling and behaviour. Through exploration therapy hopes to enable us to live a more fulfilling life and reach our full potential in the face of life’s limitations.

I don’t view the world with heteronormative eyes and I certainly don’t in the therapy room. I’m a therapist passionate about creating a safe and supportive space for people to explore who they are and what they need. I also specialise in working with clients who are neurodivergent or those who who suspect that they are. I believe therapy should feel like a place where you can share openly, and feel truly understood. I support LGBTQ+ individuals by embracing their authentic selves and finding confidence in their identities. 

I mostly work with people on their significant relationships – with family, partners, and themselves. I see both couples and individuals looking for insight, change or a deeper understanding of themselves. I have shedloads of experience, both inside and outside the counselling room. I came out in my 20’s, and have a special interest in the process of people finding and embracing their core sexual and gender identify.  I also work with people within a broad range of consensual, non-traditional relationships. 

I currently work in private practice, providing psychological therapy to people across the UK, and also in private transgender healthcare.