I am an experienced LGBTQ+therapist with practices in London Bridge, Edgware/Mill Hill, and online. 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 accredited psychotherapist, specialising in attachment, identity, and gender and sexual diversity. I work with individuals and couples, including many neurodivergent clients. I combine psychodynamic and person-centred approaches with Internal Family Systems therapy. My practice is rooted in love and compassion. I am committed to helping you feel seen, heard, and understood, and to supporting you in nurturing and understanding the vulnerable parts of yourself.

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.

I am a qualified psychotherapist with over seven years experience working in mental health. I offer a confidential, supportive space for LGBT+ people to explore their thoughts, feelings and relationships. I offer both in-person sessions in Waterloo and online therapy, and welcome people at all stages of questioning, identity and experience.

​​I am a qualified Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counsellor working with adults on either a who might be struggling with depression, anxiety, family/relationships, sexuality, identity and loss. I have specific experience working with childhood trauma, sexuality, LGBTQ+ identities and neurodiversity.  I am interested in your unique experience. I offer a safe, open, non-judgemental and confidential environment in which you will feel supported to explore what is concerning you.  I have three years experience working for an LGBTQ+ mental health and wellbeing charity in which I supported individuals with their mental health and facilitated social wellbeing groups. I will work with you towards

I’m a Queer/lesbian, mindfulness-based core process therapist working in London Bridge and online. Mindfulness-based core process psychotherapy (MBCPP) combines Buddhist psychology and psychodynamic psychotherapy. My work is underpinned by Buddhist principles of mindfulness, compassion and unconditional acceptance and also explores our early development and wounding and how we came to be in relationship with others. Originally from South Africa, I have a gentle, creative and down-to-earth approach and work with those affected by childhood trauma and relationship difficulties.

I offer trauma-focused therapy that includes EMDR, alongside more traditional counselling. My work is centred around people who often find themselves outside of the mainstream, and I aim to provide autonomy, knowledge and safety to groups that may not always feel able to be themselves in traditional therapy settings. I work entirely online.

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 am an integrative psychotherapist, working in a psychoanalytic framework (both in person and online). This means I draw upon multiple approaches to provide therapy informed by your needs. This might be short or long-term therapy, but will be deep work, for people who want to explore the roots of their difficulties.