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.    

Hi, I’m Pete, an integrative counsellor working with LGBTQ+ adults in Peckham and online. I offer a warm, thoughtful space where you can talk openly about whatever is going on in your life. Many of the people I work with are exploring identity, relationships, family dynamics, or the impact of difficult experiences. I also have particular experience supporting clients around grief and loss, and around the lifelong impact of adoption for adult adoptees, adoptive parents and birth family members. I’m a registered member of the BACP.

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’m a bisexual, LGBTQ+ affirmative therapist with specialist training in polyamorous relationships and polycules. I offer one-to-one and relationship therapy, combining lived experience with professional expertise to support clients navigating identity, relationships, and life transitions. My approach is existential and phenomenological, focusing on your experience, choices, and values. I am a Master’s-level qualified, BACP-registered psychotherapist and counsellor, based in Fitzrovia and London Bridge. I take an active stance against prejudice and discrimination, creating a safe, inclusive space where clients can explore GSRD with clarity and care.

Hi I’m Bella! I’m a relational humanistic psychotherapist, which means I believe healing happens through genuine, human connection. Therapy with me is about creating a space that holds you – one that feels real, warm, and human. Choosing a therapist can stir a mix of hope, but also, vulnerability. It can feel really exposing, especially if you’ve had to work hard to feel safe, seen, or believed in the world. My intention is to offer you a therapeutic relationship where you don’t have to edit yourself, your identity is affirmed, and you are met with warmth.

Hi, I’m James, and I identify as a cis-gendered queer male.  I’m an integrative psychotherapist and offer face to face and on-line sessions. I work in private practice and with Gay Men’s Therapy in London.

COUPLE/POLYAM relationships therapist.   ONLINE sessions offered only.   https://www.inrelationshipstherapy.co.uk/                                                                                                                                                                                     

My name is Gustavo and I am an integrative Psychotherapist in London working short and long term with individuals and couples in person and online. As a multi ethnic foreign living in the UK for several years I have personally experienced feelings of otherness, prejudice and the desire to belong. These experiences have enabled me to deepen my therapeutic skills working with clients from different countries, gender, cultures, different socio economic backgrounds, ethnic and religious groups.

I am a relational, integrative therapist working in Bethnal Green, London. I work with individuals aged 18+ in long-term, short-term and open-ended therapy. I am queer and genderqueer. My practice is actively queer and trans affirmative, which means that I support clients’ agency to define themselves. I work with LGBTQIA+ clients on a range of emotional and relational experiences, including abuse, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, gender, isolation, loss, relational trauma, relationships, self-harm, sex, sexuality, transition, trauma and more.