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,

HI, I’m Andy. I offer a confidential, safe space where you can explore your issues without judgment. I won’t tell you how to live, I won’t pathologise who you are, instead I will help you to understand yourself better and through that understanding, help you find what’s right for you. I have experience with: Anxiety • Trauma • Depression • Gender • Gender Identity • Sexuality • Diverse Relationships • Polyamory • Attachment • Abuse • Sexual Abuse • Neurodiversity • Family Problems • Self-Esteem • Self-Harm • Alcoholism • Narcissistic Parents • Divorce • Kink • BDSM • Sex

As a therapist working in the NHS and in private practice, I specialise in Addiction, LGBTQIA=, particularly gay and bisexual issues and straight partners, male mental health and relationship issues. I believe that therapy should be designed specially for your individual needs and provide a relaxed, safe space where you can feel free to share your issues confidentially and without judgement. The most important part of therapy is the relationship between us and I like to work in a collaborative way, helping you learn more about yourself, your issues and developing strategies to manage them. It can feel daunting sharing

I offer a safe, warm, pragmatic and down to earth space where my clients can feel free to explore their issues, anxieties, fears, thoughts, feelings and fantasies without the fear of judgment or reproach. I offer a free initial consultation of 30 minutes in order for you to see if you would like to work with me or not. I also support people with Suicidal Ideation and those that wish to address addictions such as sex addiction, gambling addiction and drug and alcohol addiction. I have an extensive knowledge of 12 step work.  

I’m a gay man, and counsellor in London, I know for me, having a queer therapist allowed me to feel I was met in a special way, heard and held with familiarity of experience while still holding our difference. I hope I can guide you through whatever brings you to seek counselling with the same special care. Many practitioners write a list of issues they work with. I take a different approach. You are more than a label or a diagnosis, so let’s have a discussion to see how I can be of service to you.