Therapy is a space for you to feel seen, understood, and supported as you navigate the complexities of life. It can help you explore yourself, make sense of what feels overwhelming, and create change from within. As an LGBTQIA+ Indian therapist, I bring an intersectional lens to my work—we don’t exist in isolation, but at the crossroads of multiple social identities that constantly shape us. I’m deeply attuned to how identity, race, and oppression can impact queer experiences. Based on your goals/needs, we consciously co-create the therapeutic space, aiming for an open, communicative and reflective relationship.

Welcome! My name is Drew (they/he), and I am a trauma-informed creative and embodied psychotherapist. I offer a non-judgemental therapy space to explore your experiences, meeting you with compassion every step of the way. My work takes an intersectional approach, meaning that I am interested in how the different parts of you and your identity connect to shape who you are and how you experience the world. I work with you to create a safe, confidential environment in each session, where your authentic self is championed. I run sessions both online and in person at my practice in Southwest London.

I have extensive experience working with LQBTQIA+ individuals and couples as Head of Psychotherapy at London Lighthouse, Senior Clinical Supervisor at Terence Higgins Trust and Assessment Psychotherapist at Kairos in Soho. I have been working with a wide range of issues including Chemsex support, substance dependency, Kink/BDSM, polyamory, panic attacks and anxiety, bereavement, addictions, relationship difficulties, sexuality and depression for over 30 years. I have worked extensively as Head of Psychotherapy and Senior Clinical Consultant for national charitable foundations and the corporate sector. I am a Registered Practitioner with the General Psychotherapy Council (GPsyC), fully qualified UKCP registered psychotherapist and

My name is Joe Roberts and I’m a transpersonal counsellor working online and in person at London Bridge (SE1) and in Brockley (SE4). With a varied background in journalism and music, I approach my work with the belief that creativity and connectivity are at the core of the human experience. This makes them the heart of any therapeutic journey, starting with an alliance between myself and my clients. Offering an open, curious and confidential space, I tailor my approach based on each individual’s challenges and emerging needs. This helps enable you to articulate your deepest sense of self, revealing the

My approach is a combination of trauma-informed parts work and creative exercises. I also believe that our struggles and beliefs often rest against a cultural, societal or religious backdrop and I often explore these aspects with clients.   I believe a lot of healing can happen through creative expression and shining a light on the narratives that currently drive us.        Exploring the parts of yourself that have been buried under layers of trauma or conditioning is never an easy journey to undertake alone. I would be honoured to accompany you on excursions into the unknown, the dark,

Zack Young

Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Supervisor, Coach, with over 25 years experience in London and abroad.  PhD, MA, UKCP registered Supervisor, MBACP (accred), ACC (coaching), EMDR, Systemic/Family Therapy

Hi there, I’m Ali. I’m a London therapist offering in-person sessions in Central London and online, through a secure zoom link, to anyone in the UK. I also offer walk and talk therapy in green spaces in Walthamstow, East London.   Since you’ve found your way to this page, you’re most likely struggling with something in your life, and may be looking for some help with coping. Feelings and situations in life can be overwhelming and talking to an experienced professional can help you to sort out the jumble and make sense of what’s happening, and what you need.  

I am a qualified and accredited psychodynamic counsellor and psychotherapist, with over 20 years of experience working with people from a wide range of ages and backgrounds.   I am committed to my work, and care deeply about people, their wellbeing and place in the world.   I am conscious of how difficult it can be to start talking openly, and my aim will always be to establish a safe, creative connection – so that what has perhaps previously been unspoken can be shared, processed and understood together.   I have worked in private practice, as well as many years