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. I have specific training and proven expertise in working with Anxiety, Depression, Self-esteem, Confidence, focusing issues (including ADHD), Sexuality, Intimacy and Relationships. Furthermore, I am a Prostate Cancer Survivor myself, and I will offer you empathetic support on this matter. Most of my clients are 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

Life can be challenging; sometimes, we all need a space to discuss things. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, relationships, burnout, or significant life changes, therapy can help you find clarity and move forward. I’m a UKCP-accredited psychotherapist with an MSc from Metanoia Institute, and I offer a warm, supportive space to explore what’s on your mind. Sessions are available in London’s West End, Clapham, or online, starting at £80. We can have a free 15-minute chat to see if we’re a good fit.

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.

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 name is Matthew (he/him) and I offer support for anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship issues. My specialisation is working with people who are LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent including ADHD and ASC, however, I offer a warm welcome to all. Having personally experienced the challenges of living in a heteronormative and neurotypical world, I understand the complexities of dealing with feelings of shame and rejection. I believe these feelings can be overcome and I offer a new hope for living comfortably and authentically.