I am a gay experienced psychodynamic counsellor and psychotherapist who is a member of the BACP. I offer individual and couples, thruples and polyamorous relationship counselling. I will help you work through your unique LGBT+ story and difficulties you face, by building an empathic and affirmative relationship which offers you the best opportunity possible to comes to terms with difficult, painful past and present experiences, thoughts and emotions, enabling you to live more freely as your authentic self. Examples of these difficulties may include finding it hard to find or maintain relationships, fears or anxieties related to love, sex and intimacy or

Perhaps you feel stuck, find yourself in the middle of a crisis, or you want a space in which to examine and reflect on your own story and what has brought you to the point you’re at now. Perhaps you want to see if there is another way of telling your story. My intention is to grow a unique and collaborative relationship with you. We may work on your present situation as well as the whole of your history. Putting it as simply as I can: I provide a confidential space in which you’ll be able to talk openly.

My name is Matthew, I am a qualified integrative therapist working in-person in London, and online across the UK. My professional journey began in 2009 through completion of a certificate course in counselling skills and I have since graduated from a BSc (Hons) in Counselling, a degree accredited by the BACP where I am also a registered member.  My dissertation project was about the psychotherapeutic experiences of men engaged in chemsex, an area of particular interest to me.  I also have interest in the relationship between sexuality and religion, an area I hold developmental training for.

My counselling journey started a decade ago, not as a qualified counsellor, but as a client. By offering a judgment free space and the opportunity to be vulnerable, my therapist supported me on my journey of self-acceptance. It is on that connection between counsellor and client that I base my work. In my humanistic approach to therapy I believe that my clients are the experts of themselves. Together we can focus on the goals they have set and, as the relationship develops, untie the knots that are holding them back from reaching their objectives. In my personal experience as a

Hello,   I’m Rachael. I’m an LGBTQ-identified Person-centred Psychotherapist (UKCP Registered) with ten years experience of working with clients.   I have extensively worked with LGBTQIA+ clients exploring their life experiences, sexuality and gender identities as well as working with clients who identify as asexual/ace. I have experience of working with clients who have wished to work with an LGBTQ-identified therapist to discuss life experiences not necessarily connected with their gender or sexuality.

I’m a UKCP-registered trainee psychotherapist based in Peckham, South London. I’m mixed-race (British-Thai), queer and a cisgendered man. I’m experienced and passionate about working with people from minoritised communities, having first-hand experience navigating the unique challenges that come with multiple identities. My relational and integrative approach focuses on building a strong relationship, drawing a range of psychological theories, from neuroscience and other evidence-based approaches.

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.

Hello! I’m Stephanie (she/her), a psychotherapist based in South East London. I openly identify as a queer Lesbian. At the risk of feeling old, I have worked in mental health services for almost 20 years.  I enjoy working within the LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent community and find it some of my most rewarding experiences. For anyone feeling like they don’t fit in, I am here to support you. I work mostly online but do offer face to face appointments.

I provide space and time for you. Where you can talk through the feelings/issues that are troubling you and/or getting in the way of you relating to others.