Hello, this is Sofia. I am an inclusive, warm and creative Integrative Supervisor, with years of experience working with trainees and qualified people in helping professions. My approach in supervision is relational, and I offer a space for my supervisees to safely reflect on their practice, get practical advice and/or recharge.

Zack Young

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 am an experienced psychotherapist who has helped many people through difficult times in their lives. I will work together with you to discuss, understand and resolve anything that’s on your mind My priority is to create a space where you feel listened to and accepted. We will explore your thoughts, feelings, behaviours and situation.  Together, by developing deeper understanding and meaning, we can create positive changes in your life. I’m a registered and accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BCAP). For more information, please visit my directory listing.  

UKCP accredited Integrative Psychotherapist in Islington, Borough and online. I work with clients of all genders and sexualities, and my practice is kink- and poly/ethical non-monogamy friendly. I have substantial experience of working with neurodivergent clients, especially ADHD and/or autistic adults. 

I have 25 years’ experience providing therapy for couples, individuals and groups. I’ve worked as an actor, author and award-winning journalist at the BBC. In the 1990s I volunteered with the Terrence Higgins Trust. I trained at Richmond College and Thames Valley University, with studies in couple and sex therapy at Birkbeck College. I’ve been a counsellor at West London Centre for Counselling, a group facilitator for male survivors of sexual abuse at Survivors UK, and a sex therapist for a national newspaper. At City Lit Institute I’ve offered professional development workshops, facilitated personal development groups and taught trainee counsellors.

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.

I am a qualified BACP psychotherapist/Counsellor and an almost qualified Counselling Psychologist as well as an LGBTQIA+ community member. I offer a warm, accepting, and non-judgemental therapeutic space and I work integratively from a trauma informed perspective drawing on different therapeutic modalities depending on your needs, goals and preferences (including person-centred, CBT, CFT, Narrative and also utilise some elements of DBT and SFT). My practice is both LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent affirmative and I have lived, worked and been educated in four different countries so I am used to and value different communication and interactional styles.

I provide space and time for you. Where you can talk through the feelings/issues that are troubling you and/or getting in the way of you relating to others.