I’m Lou Futcher, a passionate, experienced LGBTQ+ counsellor offering a holistic approach to self-knowledge, healing, and self development for gay, bi, and queer men, plus trans women and nonbinary folk. I have been working with LGBTQ+ people for 14 years offering judgement-free empathy and both therapeutic and life experience living as a queer person in a heteronormative society. My style is energetic and appropriately challenging, and always empathetic, accepting and encouraging. I work online and in-person in London, close to the City, Old Street, and Islington. Please contact me via my website.

I am a qualified integrative psychotherapist and counsellor (UKCP / MBACP). I have experience working with addiction, anxiety, bereavement, depression, identity, relationships and sex, and much more. Located in Fleet Street EC4Y, Abbey Wood SE2 and Brockley SE4, £85-125 per 50-minute session, for in-person counselling & psychotherapy. There is disabled access. I deliver online when necessary. I also offer low-cost relational-embodied supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists — both in training and post-qualification as a trainee in the Diploma in Integrative Supervision at the Minster Centre (accredited by UKCP). This is also available to those in pastoral care roles, eg. teachers,

I’m Jon Wise, an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist offering a calm, affirming space for LGBTQ+ clients, particularly gay men. Many people I work with come feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure why certain patterns in their relationships or sense of self keep repeating. You might notice overthinking, self-doubt, or difficulty trusting your own needs. I offer a supportive, non-judgemental space where we can begin to make sense of these experiences together, including the impact of shame, identity, and past relationships, and find ways of relating that feel more grounded and authentic.

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.

Effective psychotherapy can substantially improve states of anxiety, depression and impulsiveness. Together we will seek to build a detailed picture of your life and mind, thinking carefully and creatively about the patterns and dilemmas that you have decided need to be better understood in the service of instituting positive and lasting change. My approach is psychoanalytic (sometimes also called psychodynamic) and I do not provide quick-fix answers, directive advice, or hastily formed diagnoses. Instead, my sole aim is to facilitate meaningful and lasting internal change through a process of deep listening and an atmosphere that promotes imaginative insight and profound

I have an established practice working with young people (16-24) and adults.  In terms of therapeutic approaches, I aim to create a solution-focused and person-centred drama therapy space that is confidential, safe, and non-judgemental.  An appointment can be arranged with me online via Zoom.  

I provide a supportive space where clients can address issues such as anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. My approach includes exploring attachment styles to better understand relational patterns. I also have an interest in psychosexual issues, drawing where relevant on my background in HIV research and prevention. Through a combination of insight and emotional support, I can help you identify stuck points and navigate difficult emotions. As you deepen your understanding of your inner world, I will support you in cultivating self-compassion and moving toward healing.

Hi, I’m Imogen. I’m a fully qualified Integrative Therapist offering a steady, compassionate presence for LGBTQAI+ clients, both online and in Queen’s Park, NW6.  Sometimes talking alone isn’t enough. Experiences are often held in the body, so in sessions we might also explore nervous system regulating approaches tailored to you. This is part of my approach to working with trauma: building your ability to feel calm and OK through the deep (and sometimes difficult) transformative work of therapy. If something here resonates, you’re warmly invited to get in touch and we can take things gently from there.

Queer people deserve queer therapists. Being LGBTQIA+ is an incredible gift, but it can also be immensely challenging. I know the power that therapy has to bring individual change. That can translate into the wellbeing of our community.