Hi, I’m Joanne. I’m an experienced, LGBTQ+ affirming and trauma-informed counsellor offering a warm, compassionate space where you can feel truly seen and heard. I support people in exploring a wide range of experiences, including sexuality, gender identity, relationship challenges and the impact of past trauma. Whether you’re questioning, navigating change, healing from difficult experiences, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply, we can move at a pace that feels safe and right for you. I have experience working with neurodivergent clients and understand the importance of adapting therapy to suit different people While my core approach is person-centred,

Hello, my name is Dr Trish and I am a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with more than 20 years’ experience.  I work with individual adults (18+) via face-to-face appointments in West Hampstead on Saturdays (I also offer video calls on Mondays, please see my other profile for further details).

I am a registered psychotherapist currently working online at The School of Life as well as seeing private practice clients both online and in person. In the past, I’ve worked as a volunteer therapist for LGBTQ+ charities such as, London Friend and The Terrence Higgins Trust for 3 years. I am experienced in working with issues related to anxiety, depression, shame, gender dysphoria, homophobia, complex family dynamics, bereavement, grief, addiction, self-loathing and feeling marginalised due to race, gender or sexuality.

My name is Drew (they/he), and I am a queer, neurodivergent dramatherapist. I have a particular passion for supporting queer and neurodivergent individuals, and I aim to bring a somatic, nature-based approach to my work, celebrating the innate wisdom of the body. Since training at Roehampton University, I have advocated for queer and gender diverse individuals within institutions, often providing education for staff and colleagues. These encounters have sparked my dedication to crafting more spaces for queer voices and experiences. Alongside my clinical work, I co-lead an LGBTQ+ network within the British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth), holding peer-support and community

Therapy is a space for you and about you. It’s a space to understand yourself, explore self-awareness and self-regulation, and navigate complex experiences. I am curious about you and your inner world – through communication and reflection, we build a space to uncover it. Being a queer Indian therapist allows me to comprehend balancing identities and moving between spaces that don’t always feel welcome. Self-compassion can be hard when social structures are not made for you. Your unique experiences are welcome here. I have been in the field of mental health for 7 years, providing group therapy and one-on-one therapy both in

I’m an integrative psychotherapist offering a warm, grounded space for LGBTQIA+ and GSRD clients to explore identity, relationships, faith, and lived experience. As a queer (Pansexual) and neurodivergent therapist (AuDHD), I work affirmatively and without assumptions, informed by deep respect for difference and autonomy. My approach is relational, trauma-aware, and collaborative, shaped by long experience alongside people navigating change, loss, and re-authoring who they are becoming.

Hi, I’m Wren, an integrative psychotherapist working in-person and online, based in both Ealing and Chiswick. I understand that beginning to speak about difficult life experiences can be challenging and I believe that therapy can offer a space where you don’t have to perform or worry that you are burdening someone close to you. You can speak openly, at your own pace, and begin to make sense of what has shaped you.    

Perhaps you feel stuck, find yourself in the middle of a crisis, or you want a space in which to examine and reflect on your own story and what has brought you to the point you’re at now. Perhaps you want to see if there is another way of telling your story. My intention is to grow a unique and collaborative relationship with you. We may work on your present situation as well as the whole of your history. Putting it as simply as I can: I provide a confidential space in which you’ll be able to talk openly.

I’m experienced in helping people who are struggling with anxiety, depression, loneliness or sex and relationship difficulties. I’m a lead psychologist for NHS services and have a background in specialist services for sexual health. I understand how looking for a therapist can be daunting, possibly quite overwhelming. I therefore offer a free initial telephone consultation of 15-20 minutes. This gives us an opportunity to talk about what you’re struggling with and how I could help before deciding whether to book further sessions. I’m currently accepting new clients for online therapy on weekday evenings.

My name is Emma Hinkson, and I am a psychotherapist working with individuals and couples. I practise from Caya Therapy on Mondays and The Practice Rooms in Clapham Common on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. My approach is grounded, compassionate and collaborative, with a particular focus on embodied experience, relationships, and sexuality. I offer a supportive space for people to explore personal, relational and emotional experiences in ways that feel safe, inclusive and affirming.