I work in Private Practice from Farringdon and New Cross Gate. I identify as queer and genderfluid. ​ After starting my working life as an actor, I began my counselling journey over 30 years ago as a Samaritan volunteer and spent 10 years working as a Counselling Supervisor at ChildLine. I managed METRO charity’s LGBTQIA+ Counselling service for 11-25 year olds, as well as being responsible for covering the adult service. I am a member of the Gendered Intelligence Network for Therapists and Counsellors. I also am a qualified teacher. Please see my website for current availability.

I mostly work with people on their significant relationships – with family, partners, and themselves. I see both couples and individuals looking for insight, change or a deeper understanding of themselves. I have shedloads of experience, both inside and outside the counselling room. I came out in my 20’s, and have a special interest in the process of people finding and embracing their core sexual and gender identify.  I also work with people within a broad range of consensual, non-traditional relationships. 

I offer a safe, warm, pragmatic and down to earth space where my clients can feel free to explore their issues, anxieties, fears, thoughts, feelings and fantasies without the fear of judgment or reproach. I offer a free initial consultation of 30 minutes in order for you to see if you would like to work with me or not. I also support people with Suicidal Ideation and those that wish to address addictions such as sex addiction, gambling addiction and drug and alcohol addiction. I have an extensive knowledge of 12 step work.  

I am Shae (they/them), a Queer, Trans, Non-binary Sex & Relationship Therapist working with LGBTQIA+ individuals and partners specialising in gender, sexuality, non-monogamy and kink/bdsm. Find out more on shaequeertherapy.com

Hi, my name is Franco. I am an integrative psychotherapist and counsellor working online and face-to-face in London Bridge SE1.  I believe therapy is a brave step towards self-awareness, healing and change. I provide a safe, supportive and confidential environment where we can explore what has brought you to therapy at this point in your life, offering space for reflection and personal growth. A large part of my work is within the LGBTQ+ community. Alongside my private practice I support clients at a specialised LGBTQ+ psychotherapy service.

I’m a psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner with a good sense of how past experiences impact on us. My approach is warm, direct, and relational.

I am an integrative psychotherapist based in West Hampstead (NW6, London) and online, offering one-to-one sessions for adults on both a short-term and open-ended basis. I provide a warm, non-judgemental space where you can explore the aspects of your life that you wish to bring into therapy. By reading these words, you’ve already taken a meaningful step on your therapeutic journey—and I am here to walk alongside you, offering support, presence, and understanding as you navigate your path. I have experience working with a wide range of themes that clients have brought to therapy with me over the years: anxiety,

I’m a psychodynamic therapist offering a space where you can bring the whole of yourself — sexuality, desires, contradictions, histories and all — without judgement. My work explores how we live, desire, play and connect, on our own terms. I’m sex-positive, kink-aware, and experienced in working with queer, neurodivergent, and non-monogamous clients. I offer therapy online and in person, supporting people in exploring identity, pleasure, relationships and self-understanding.

Hi, I’m Angel Abitha Chi.  I bring both professional experience and lived understanding to my work. Having navigated my own experiences of pain and trauma, I understand how sensitivity can feel overwhelming or burdensome and how, with care and support, it can become a source of strength, insight, and resilience. I am particularly drawn to working with people who identify as sensitive, empathic, or deeply feeling, and I support clients in reframing these qualities as meaningful aspects of who they are rather than something to be “fixed.”