Hi. I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and supervisor registered with UKCP. I offer supportive, collaborative supervision to qualified therapists and trainees. I have a background as a creative and many years’ experience of working in mental health. Before training as a therapist I worked within mental health advocacy, including in psychiatric settings. I draw on my mental health experience as a supervisor, as well as my creativity. I define as lesbian, gay and/or queer. I’m cis-gendered, white; middle class with varied experience of privilege. I have lived in London all my life and love the diversity of this city.

I am experienced and easy to talk to, and work with empathy and acceptance of difference, and the struggles we face in being human. This is my foundation as a psychotherapist. My focus is on appreciating each person’s emotional landscape, and attending to aspects that may be causing difficulty. I have identified as lesbian/gay/queer since I was 20 and lived as part of London’s diverse queer scene since then. I am familiar with the pleasures and pains of being LGBTQ+, and the changing cultural terrain.

Hi, I’m Peter, a qualified integrative therapist with experience working with a diverse range of clients. My practice provides a safe, inclusive, and affirming space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings without judgement. As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, I bring both personal insight and professional expertise to my work. I’m committed to offering compassionate, tailored support, with a focus on meeting the unique needs of LGBTQ+ individuals. Whether navigating identity, relationships, or personal growth, I’ll work with you to build self-awareness, resilience, and empowerment in a way that feels authentic and meaningful.

Specialising in anxiety, stress, depression, addiction, chem sex, anger, trauma, relationships, life stage challenges, sexuality issues, and neurodiversity. I have worked with a wide variety of diverse clients on issues ranging from exploring and expressing identity, coming out, cultural challenges, polyamory, kink, body image and issues around race, gender, sexuality and masculinity. I am a qualified therapist registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.  I am also a Non-Executive Director and Vice Chair of one of UK’s largest mental health NHS Trusts and a Trustee with a large children’s mental health charity.  I work in SEND schools and

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor working predominately with 18-40 year olds who might be struggling with depression, anxiety, sexuality or gender identity struggles and/or self-esteem or low confidence. I work in a relational and person-centred way to help you feel more yourself or feel like you are living life in a more fulfilling way. Working with you, I can help you to explore the reasons or the roots of what might be troubling you to feel more like yourself, calmer and better equipped to handle life’s daily challenges.

I can help you to navigate challenging relationships and a range of other issues. We will find ways forward that make sense to you. Working with me, you will have safe and accepting space to just be you, and to share your concerns confidentially at your own pace. You are able to talk, think, process, discover, feel uncertain, cry, get angry, laugh and even be creative! Our sessions will be free of expectations, and however you’re feeling and wherever you’re at will always be welcome. My practice is LGBTQIA+ affirming and inclusive of all identities.

I offer a safe, non-judgemental space where you can express your thoughts and feelings, helping you to manage and contain your difficulties and empower you to explore and make sense of and understand your struggles. By placing an individual’s needs first, I tailor my approach to suit each client using a mixture of verbal, art, and dyadic psychotherapy.  

I’m an integrative counsellor/psychotherapist who works with clients to create a safe, non-judgemental space to explore, understand, and move forward at their own pace. I have lived experience of questioning sexuality and same-sex attraction, and strive to provide a place for others to discuss their own experiences without fear of being judged or dismissed. We all struggle at some point in life, so whether you’re feeling anxious, depressed, confused, stuck in a destructive pattern, troubled by events in the past, or unsure about your direction in life, starting therapy can be a powerful first step towards a better future.