Marco *Him/His, is a qualified integrative psychotherapist working across a wide range of areas and interests: lifestyle and relationship issues, “existential emptiness”, loss of meaning and motivation, bereavement and loss, trauma, mood disorders (anxiety and depression), past abuse, intimacy and substance abuse problems, ageing and later life concerns. As Advanced Accredited Sexual Diversity Therapist, he works with identity and sexuality, gender-fluidity and diversity issues, internalised phobias, anger and lighter forms of verbal aggression, HIV+, HAART, HRT, and chemsex support. Sessions can be conducted in English, Italian and German. He offers both short-term and open ended work on a safe online

Seeking counselling can often feel intimidating or scary, but I am here to facilitate a safe, supportive and confidential space for you, where you can explore what is going on in your life. How we work depends on what you bring to the session and what you feel comfortable with. But whatever you bring to the sessions, we will discuss in a sensitive way and work through with encouragement, knowledge, and understanding.

Whatever brings you to therapy, I will help you to explore your thoughts and feelings, and locate your own solutions to the problems you are facing. I offer a professional, confidential, non-judgemental service.  I am an experienced LGBTQ+ affirmative therapist with practices in London Bridge, Edgware/Mill Hill, and online.   

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.

I’m Rachel, a sex and relationship therapist based in London. I am queer, kinky, and non-monogamous and my pronouns are she/they. I specialise in working with other people who, like myself, identify as gender, sexuality or relationship diverse (GSRD) – basically anyone who sits outside of the ‘norm’ that society dictates. Whether you are kinky, polyamorous, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or otherwise feel as though you don’t quite fit in, I’m here to help you. My therapeutic style is very collaborative – I strongly believe that you know yourself far better than I ever could – and so

My name’s Thomas, and I’m a qualified therapeutic counsellor. I’m a gay man, and identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Maybe you’re here to explore themes related to your sexuality, identity and relationships, or perhaps you’re seeking a therapist who simply understands and affirms these aspects of you, allowing us to focus on other things. Feel free to get in touch with specific questions or to see if working together might be right.

I completed degrees in science and philosophy before qualifying as a counsellor, and I combine the analytic strength of these disciplines with the warmth of humanistic therapy.

I am queer therapist qualified with a diploma in Integrative Counselling and BACP registered. I am passionate about supporting individual adults of all genders and sexualities. I am based in Borough or Shoreditch for in-person sessions and offer online counselling. My approach draws on psychodynamic, attachment-based, person-centred, existential and body psychotherapies to work with the “here and now” and consider how the past affects and influences the present. I integrate the physical, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of our identity and bring them into the therapy process.

I offer a counselling space where my clients can explore themselves, get closer to what’s important to them and maybe challenge their usual ways of being, if they want to do that. My work has always been centred around people who often find themselves outside of the mainstream, and I aim to provide autonomy, knowledge and safety to groups that perhaps do not always feel able to be themselves in traditional counselling settings.