I am a trainee psychotherapist providing one-to-one weekly therapy for adults, on either a short-term or ongoing basis. I have experience working with a range of psychological and emotional issues including anxiety, depression, loss, and relationship issues, and in working with LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse clients.

I’m a relational psychotherapist, experienced in working with issues to do with gender and sexuality, relationship diversity (polyamory, non-monogamy etc) and provide an LGBTQ+ affirmative practice, but welcome clients from all backgrounds. I am mindful of the social, cultural and structural issues involved in the difficulties we face as individuals. I believe that therapy can help with so many issues, whether they feel vague or specific, and allow us to come to a better understanding of ourselves and our histories so we can live fuller, more authentic lives.

I am a queer somatic therapist working with clients experiencing all sorts of trauma and stress to bring about trauma resolution and nervous system well-being.

I offer individual psychotherapy sessions for adults. I offer in-person work in London and Brighton clinics. I also see clients online via Zoom. I am curious and compassionate, spending my career exploring how people make sense of themselves and their experiences. Central to this is how we are shaped by external, psychosocial influences that intertwine with our internal, psychological sense of ourselves. This ever-changing interplay shapes what we think is possible for ourselves and is at the heart of my clinical work.

I am gay white cisgender male, and a clinical psychologist by training.  I offer psychological therapy for individuals, couples and families in-person and online.  I have been working in mental health for 20 years in both clinical practice and research.  My training and experience have allowed me to work across the mental health and relational spectrum, however I specialise in working with trauma and developmental trauma and I am passionate about bringing my knowledge and skills to psychotherapy work with GSRD people.

I am gay white cisgender male, and a clinical psychologist by training. I offer psychological therapy for individuals, couples and families in-person and online. I have been working in mental health for 20 years in both clinical practice and research. My training and experience have allowed me to work across the mental health and relational spectrum, however I specialise in working with trauma and developmental trauma and I am passionate about bringing my knowledge and skills to psychotherapy work with GSRD people.

Hi I’m David. I work with diverse clients with diverse reasons for seeking therapy. Working one to one with adults, I provide a warm and inclusive, confidential space that is sensitive to you and your needs. We all possess the capacity to self-heal, but sometimes these resources within us become blocked. In a safe and supportive relationship we can start to become aware of what might be restricting us, start to remove these barriers, and allow our own resources and strengths to emerge.

If you’re struggling right now, let’s work together to explore what’s happening. I offer a supportive, inclusive and creative space dedicated to you and who you’d like to explore becoming. I believe that everyone has their own unique spark of creativity – one which can be kindled and mobilised to make life less painful and to foster greater flourishing.  I am a gay/queer, cis-male and have worked extensively with clients representing various, glorious intersections encompassed by LGBTQIA+. I am a QTIPOC Ally. I meet with clients both online or in-person in London Fields, London E8.

Hi, Im Albie. I’m a queer/non-binary Psychotherapeutic Counsellor working short and long term with individuals, relationships and groups in Central London and Online. I use humanistic and psychodynamic approaches to work with a range of experiences. I aim to offer a safe and confidential environment within a healing therapeutic relationship that will allows us to reflect on your experiences and identify the obstacles you face. Through a process of exploration, reflection and relating, we will work together to make sense of your narratives, finding meaning and purpose, and mobilising the resources you need to facilitate change.

Hi, I’m Emma. I’m a qualified Integrative Art Psychotherapist (UKCP, HCPC, BAAT), currently offering sessions in-person and online. I provide a safe and creative space for mental health support, self-exploration and growth. I have experience helping with a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, trauma, neurodiversity, stress, life changes, grief, and experiences of unstable mood. Being LGBTQ+ can bring additional challenges. As a LGBTQ+ therapist I have supported many LGBTQ+ clients with experiences of homo/bi/transphobia, discrimination, identity, sexuality, gender and low self esteem. Art Psychotherapy uses a mixture of talking and art-making in sessions.