Therapy is a space for you and about you. It helps foster healing and self-awareness as you navigate complex experiences and emotions. We aim for a communicative and reflective relationship where your inner world is met with care and curiosity. As a queer 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. This is a place where your story matters and is heard. I have spent the last few years researching post-colonial power systems, racial identity & trauma, belonging and cultural identity. I’m

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

Professional, confidential online psychotherapy and counselling in the UK and internationally. Resolve your emotional, psychological and life problems in a supportive and non-judgmental therapeutic environment.

In my work as an integrative psychotherapist, I can help you better understand what is happening in your life right now. You may be struggling with work, with relationships, or have big questions about the future or the direction life is taking. Talking things through and building a reliable and trusted relationship can help you get to know yourself better. We all go through times when everything feels messy and uncertain, but therapy can help you untangle some of the mess, bring you some clarity and help you navigate a way through.

I’m a trans woman and I trained as a therapeutic counsellor because our community deserves help they can trust. We’ve all experienced having to explain ourselves to non-LGBTQ+ people who just don’t ‘get it’. I believe everyone deserves a therapist who understands them without judgement.

Zack Young

I am a fully qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor and Clinical Supervisor and Accredited/Registered member of BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) and Prof/Accred member of NCS (National Counselling Society). I am also a member of EMDR Association UK. 

I’m a psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner with a deep understanding of how past experiences shape us. My approach is warm and direct, and relational.

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.