Hi there, welcome to my profile. My name is Marion, and I am a fully qualified Person-centered counsellor, holding a Higher Professional Diploma in Counselling with Distinction. My aim is to provide you with a warm, safe and therapeutic environment, within which we can explore together your world and experiences. Together we can travel on a journey, that may at times be hard, to make sense of your difficulties and heal your pain, to help you find your freedom and peace within yourself. My awareness and understanding of diversity is at the heart of how I work, as I have

Hello, my name is Dan Cohen (he/him). If you’re here it’s likely that you are considering therapy. Maybe there is something specific you are struggling with, or you are feeling overwhelmed in day-to-day life and need a safe space to share, or perhaps you just want to get to know and understand yourself better. Whatever you are experiencing, everything is welcome. Through working together I will provide a holding and supportive space where you can bring and explore all parts of yourself with compassion and empathy. This process can lead to a richer, more joyful, more authentic, and more meaningful

My name is Will and I am a gay man and fully trained integrative psychotherapist, based in Greenwich, London – offering sessions in person and online. As well as seeing clients privately, I currently work as an Associate at Gay Men’s Therapy, and have worked for MIND’s Bereavement service in Newham. Whatever brings you to therapy, I offer a professional, confidential and non-judgemental service. Crossing the threshold into therapy can be daunting, but I believe the investment in oneself is always worthwhile. I am a member of the BACP (Membership number 01000136) and UKCP. Prior to being a psychotherapist, I

I am an Integrative Psychotherapist based in north London, with specific interest and experience of working with the LGBTQ+ community.  I work face to face, online via Zoom and on the telephone. Whatever challenges you are facing, I offer an inclusive, non-judgmental and safe space to share your thoughts and feelings and will support you to work through the issues you want to explore.

Hi I’m Daniel (He/Him). I’m a counsellor who provides support for people that are struggling with feelings of depression, anxiety and grief. I work with people seeking support with difficult life decisions and challenges in their relationships. Often people attend because they are feeling ‘stuck’; finding themselves arriving at the same place, despite trying really hard to change. Perhaps they are drinking, shopping or eating to cope or escape. The sex and relationships they’re having has stopped feeling safe or fulfilling. They’re doing things to ‘feel better’ while avoiding people, places or decisions due to fear or shame.

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 principal clinical psychologist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. I am an associate at Dynamic Change Consultants, a foremost London psychology practice, where I see clients privately. I also work at a large and renowned NHS Trust as a lead clinical psychologist in corporate wellbeing services. I specialise in staff wellbeing, organisational strategy and racial equity.                                                                              

From navigating trauma and distress, to exploring identity and intimacy, my practice is rooted in flexibility, collaborative trust, and evidence-based care. I believe that therapy allows you to take a more active role in understanding and experiencing your emotions, thoughts and beliefs. When we are not aware of our patterns, it can mean we act out certain behaviours, or experience certain feelings, without knowing why. And while we might be able to tolerate this for some time – perhaps even for a long time – I believe there is a difference between simply surviving and truly living.

Richard Hennebert is a 51 year-old therapist, who identifies as a cis gay man (he/him). “I turned to counselling a few times: in my early twenties when I came out as a gay man to my family, when I was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23 and at other times when I wanted to make some changes but did not know how to make them happen because I felt powerless and lost. I trained a few years ago because I felt ready to have an even better understanding of myself. Now I am an experienced counsellor but underneath

I don’t currently have availability for new clients. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist and my approach to therapy has been informed by both person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, alongside attention to what our bodies might hold and can tell us. This means that as well as recognising you as the expert on your own experiences, we may look back at some of your early and family history and how those relationships may be influencing what is happening for you in the present.