If it feels vulnerable going into therapy, you’re not alone. Sometimes we only make it to therapy once something has become so uncomfortable and awful, or the people around us are losing such a huge amount of patience with us, that we think – ok. I’d like the worst of this to stop. But- nothing major. Just take the edge off the pain, please. An inch off. A trim. What we may not expect is that, through therapy, you find the courage to hear the message in your mess. And pain, when it is processed, becomes your superpower. 

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.

My name is Augusto Blanco, I’m a cis, straight white male who works with mostly LGBTQ+ clients with a focus on masculinity, gender identity and themes of violence while using a directive  and solution-focused approach. I started my practice a couple of years ago wanting to work with men about expectations on us, how the environment reacted to our behaviour and how many times we lack tools that were denied to us for reasons outside of our control. This is especially true for people who don’t want to perform their assigned gender in a traditional way, and want to find

I am Teodoro, a London-trained Integrative Counsellor with extensive experience in the NHS, the charity sector, and private practice. While I am particularly interested in working with Expats and LGBTQ+ individuals, my practice is inclusive and open to anyone seeking support. Whether you are navigating major life transitions, coping with emotional challenges, or striving for personal growth, I am here to help. My integrative approach combines talk therapy and mindfulness techniques tailored to meet your unique needs and goals. In our sessions, I offer a secure and nurturing environment where you can delve into your challenges, gain deeper insight, and

I’m a psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner with a deep understanding of how past experiences shape us. My approach is warm and direct—I won’t just sit in silence nodding. Therapy with me is a conversation, a space to make sense of what’s going on, and a place to explore different ways of being.

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.

People come to therapy for all sorts of reasons, be it loss, separation, addiction, childhood neglect, abusive relationships, struggles with finding the right partner, identity, loneliness, anxiety, depression and others. It can be daunting to know where to start in finding a therapist. I believe one of the most important things is how you feel when you’re with them. Developing a secure base together to which to explore from is an important starting point. It can help to have a couple of sessions to begin with to see how you feel.

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’m a qualified and registered psychodynamic therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Birkbeck College, a rigorous three-year training programme. While my initial training was with the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. I am registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and adhere to their ethical guidelines and code of practice.  I’m deeply committed to helping people with a wide range of issues, especially those related to gender, sexuality, and relationships. My work is driven by a genuine passion for LGBTQIA+ advocacy. I believe in the power of transformative care to enrich and uplift

I am a qualified, BACP-accredited integrative therapist with a warm and collaborative approach. I have a wide range of experience working in the charity sector and more than 20 years experience working within the LGBTQIA community. I work with individual adults. The therapeutic approaches I use are: Integrative Humanistic Psychodynamic Relational