I am a UKCP and BACP registered Integrative Arts Psychotherapist, an integrative child and adolescent counsellor, Advanced Accredited Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, independent therapeutic trainer, alongside my work as a groupworker and activist. I am a Black Issues Masterclass Graduate and a member of the Black African and Asian Therapists Network and ex Leadership member of that organisation. The crux of my work as a therapist is to provide affirmative, anti-oppressive support to traumatised adults, adolescents and children from racialised and working-class LGBTQIA+ communities. I am a queer, black mixed racial heritage Person Of Colour. My

My name is Maxim Ilyashenko (MA Psy) and I provide therapy in my private practice In London, Shoreditch (including online) as a Jungian psychotherapist (Analytical psychologist). Also I work as a couple therapist and  a group facilitator (Process work/Worldwork/Conflict resolution).   I speak fluently English, French, Ukrainian and Russian languages.    

(I have availability) How often do you have a space that is just for you? Welcome, you have already made the first step of recognising you need this space and time. I’m an Integrative therapist because I don’t think one size fits all. Maybe because of my journey trying to navigate multiple labels of nationality, sexuality and gender that feel limiting, I am passionate about offering a space that is free from limiting expectations. As we get to know each other I will bring different tools and together we can figure out what works for you.

I don’t currently have availability for new clients. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and my approach to therapy has been informed by both person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, alongside attention to what our bodies might hold and can tell us. This means that as well as recognising you as the expert on your own experiences, we may look back at some of your early and family history and how those relationships may be influencing what is happening for you in the present. 

Hi, I’m Angela. I am a queer/lesbian Integrative Therapist who is passionate about working with my community, with LGBTQAI+ clients. I offer a safe, supportive space where you can talk freely and confidentially about your life without judgement. My own experience of therapy was transformative. And I believe it is a gift we can give ourselves to become the person we want to be, to make better choices, and re/connect us with hope, humour, possibilities and passion.

I am a counsellor working from rooms in Dalston, Hackney and in Holborn. I also provide counselling online.The largest part of my work is with Queer / LGBTQ+ clients, and I have previously worked with two LGBTQ+ organisations (Switchboard and East London Out Project). I have had additional specialist training from Gendered Intelligence and Pink Therapy. My core training is in humanistic counselling so I am trained in a range of approaches, but primarily practice using gestalt therapy. I am committed to a trans-affirming, queer-affirming, anti-racist approach.

I am a queer transgender therapist offering online and in person psychotherapy for individuals, couples and people in non monogamous relationship structures.

I am a gestalt therapist specialising in working with issues related to early life trauma, power/marginalisation, loneliness, shame, addiction, relational difficulties, anxiety/depression, gender/sexuality/sex, grief and questions of life purpose. I have personal history/ experience of BDSM/kink with a submissive inclination, and chemsex/addiction. I have a page on my website for those looking for more on my approach to BDSM https://www.johngillespietherapy.love/kink-aware-psychotherapy I practice a trauma-informed gestalt therapy, which means I place emphasis on responding to you as a fellow human being. I am based in London, Hackney and work online and in person.

As a psychotherapist, I am interested in what makes life worth living. Whatever you may be struggling with, I offer a warm and non-judgemental space for us to explore what might lie beneath it, in the unconscious. My training in psychoanalysis means my approach is centred around an invitation for you to speak freely, and that I will pay careful attention such that – together – we might come to better understand things like your childhood, traumatic experiences, challenging relationship patterns and desires. 

I enjoy supporting people to find ways of making sense of themselves and their lives that lead to greater wellbeing. I strive to create conversations and spaces that actively address oppression, celebrate diversity and consider the challenges resulting from societal expectations of what makes a good life.