As a UKCP-registered trainee psychotherapist and third-year student at the Metanoia Institute in London, I specialize in Transactional Analysis with a relational approach to therapy.  My goal is to create a warm, supportive space where clients feel at ease to explore their thoughts, emotions, and challenges openly. Working from an “I’m OK – You’re OK” stance, I foster a collaborative and respectful therapeutic relationship.  

My approach is friendly and confidential and I have over 15 years experience with LGBTQ+ adults around; anxiety, stress, poor self-image, low mood, navigating sex, low self-esteem, loss of motivation, self-doubt and finding purpose. If you are looking to better understand your self and your relationships, would like to feel more secure in yourself or would like support around how best to deal with changes or stressful situations and conflict drop me a line to arrange a free call.

I am a gay trans man, with considerable experience of working with trans, non-binary and queer people. I am an Integrative Counsellor registered with the BACP. I trained as an Integrative Counsellor at the Minster Centre in London. Being integrative means that I draw on several different therapeutic approaches. These may include ways to help us to make sense of your current patterns of relating to others and yourself in terms of past experiences; It may involve ways to understand how painful memories can be locked away in your body. I also bring an appreciation of the socio-political context in

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Queer, worldly & wise, in private practice in London Bridge and a visiting lecturer & supervisor at University of Westminster, I have extensive experience with LGBTQ+ individual, couple or poly clients in GSRD (Gender, Sex & Relationship Diversity) Therapy rooted in evidence-based Relational & EFT Emotionally Focussed Couples Therapy to repair negative attachment patterns by challenging core beliefs and defences so clients effectively manage anxiety, self-doubt, shame and relationship difficulties with increased confidence, authenticity and openness.

Welcome to my profile. I understand that there are times when it is vital to have someone to talk to in a safe, supportive and confidential environment. Such an environment can often be a relief, facilitating a better understanding of one’s challenges and creating opportunities for deep personal transformation and improved relationships with others. I am charted psychologist with British Psychological Society Accredited and registered Psychotherapist with the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) and European Association for Counsellors Accredited GSRD Therapist

I am a qualified integrative counsellor (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, £75-95 per 50 minute session, for in-person counselling & psychotherapy. There is unfortunately no disabled access. I also deliver online when necessary.

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.