My aim is to support you in developing greater self-understanding, resilience, and freedom to relate more fully to yourself and others. Whether you’re facing a specific issue or simply a sense that something isn’t quite right, therapy can be a powerful step toward change. Central to my work is the therapeutic relationship itself — a secure, consistent space where patterns that may have developed in early life can be explored, understood, and worked through. I offer a confidential and containing environment where clients can begin to reflect on aspects of their experience that may feel stuck, painful, or hard to

I’m Ian, a Person-Centred Counsellor and proud member of BACP and NCPS. After forty years travelling the world as cabin crew, I’ve witnessed the courage it takes to live openly and love authentically. I offer a calm, accepting space for anyone wanting to explore identity, connection, and belonging. My approach is grounded in empathy, curiosity, and gentle challenge, enabling you to discover clarity, confidence, and the freedom to live truthfully.

I work in a relational and person-centred way to help you feel more yourself or feel like you are living life in a more fulfilling way. Working with you, I can help you to explore the reasons or the roots of what might be troubling you to feel more like yourself, calmer and better equipped to handle life’s daily challenges.

I am an experienced Psychotherapist and a qualified Clinical Psychologist from Brazil with over 30 years of clinical experience offering Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to clients.  Vast experience with addictions and domestic violence. I am also a Psychodynamic Clinical Supervisor of individuals and groups. My practice is queer and trans affirmative.

Whatever your story or background, you should feel valued, respected and heard. Therapy with me is a warm, compassionate space where you will be listened to without judgement. I am a queer, integrative therapist who will work with all aspects of who you are as a person and build the therapy around you and what you need. Together, we can explore the difficulties you’re experiencing now, the struggles you’ve faced in the past and the places in your life where you feel stuck or want to make some changes.

I am a non-binary, LGBTQ+ affirmative psychodynamic therapist. I am passionate about making informed, non-judgemental therapy accessible for trans and queer communities. The way that I work focuses on the connections between our past and present relationships and experiences. By exploring how we have become stuck in unhelpful patterns, psychodynamic therapy can help us to recover a sense of choice and freedom in the way that we move through the world and relate to others. My approach also takes account of the importance of identity and cultural background in shaping our experience, and the intersections of oppression and mental health.

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming and stressful. It can also just suck. I can offer  a space to talk about what you’re struggling with. You can feel heard and seen, without feeling  judged. Together, we can explore what’s going on for you in your life right now, the ups and downs of your childhood, or your joys and fears for your future. I work with queer people particularly and activists, and those affected by stress, burnout, neurodiversity, climate grief and insomnia.    

I am a registered BACP member and Accr. member of NCPS. I abide by both of their codes of ethics. I am psychotherapeutic counsellor providing counselling in King’s Cross or by zoom.  I manage an LGBTQ+ Counselling alongside my private Practice

I’m an integrative psychotherapist drawing on different strands of therapeutic theory and practice. There isn’t one approach which suits all. I aim to find the best way to work with you and issues you bring to the therapy. I offer a creative approach to the work with difficulties such as anxiety, depression, problems in relationships  or a search for new identity and authenticity in life.       ​       Creativity and the arts can access places within ourselves beyond words, beyond the unhelpful patterns and familiar narratives. They open access to all parts of ourselves – the forgotten, the disowned or the