Richard Hennebert is a 51 year-old therapist, who identifies as a cis gay man (he/him). “I turned to counselling a few times: in my early twenties when I came out as a gay man to my family, when I was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 23 and at other times when I wanted to make some changes but did not know how to make them happen because I felt powerless and lost. I trained a few years ago because I felt ready to have an even better understanding of myself. Now I am an experienced counsellor but underneath

I’m a UKCP-accredited integrative therapist with a PhD in psychology. I work with individuals and couples in a relational, down-to-earth way and integrate EMDR into therapy when it’s helpful. Many of the people I support are exploring questions around sexuality, identity, or the experience of being neurodivergent — whether personally or within their families. I offer a welcoming and affirming space where all parts of you are invited.   I’ve lived in London for over 15 years and also work in German. Sessions are available online or near Bermondsey in SE1/SE16.        

Natalie Clarke is an Integrative psychotherapist, synthesising a variety of approaches and modalities which she tailors depending on the individual client, their unique situation and what will be most supportive for them. Some key ways that she works include psychodynamic, person-centred and relational approaches. She is also influenced by body psychotherapy and attachment theory.   

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.

Hi, my name is Franco. I am a BACP-registered integrative therapist 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 you can explore what has brought you to therapy and where you are in life, offering space for reflection and personal growth. A large part of my work is within the LGBTQ+ / Queer community. Alongside my private practice I support clients at Gay Men’s Therapy, a specialist psychotherapy service for gay men and men attracted to men.

What would you like to talk about today? It’s a common enough starting point in counselling sessions, but it is rarely a question with an easy answer. I offer sessions at Brixton, London Bridge and via Google Meet, offering short-term and long-term counselling, and offer a free half-hour initial appointment.

Hi, I’m Andrew (he/him) a dedicated and compassionate counsellor with experience working with, but not limited to, addiction & recovery, sex, relationships and couples, and the queer community. My practice is built on a foundation of empathy, respect, and a commitment to offer support through unique challenges.  My approach is client-centered, meaning that I view you as the expert in your own life. Whether you’re navigating the complexities of addiction, seeking guidance on sexual health and relationships, or looking to strengthen your partnership, I’m here to offer a safe, non-judgmental space. I also have a deep understanding of the diverse

My name is Natalie (she/they) and I’m an integrative therapist, supervisor and Accredited member of the BACP, providing online or phone therapy. I aim to offer you a space in which you feel understood and supported to explore whatever is impacting you. Through our work together we can identify patterns in your life and relationships, making meaning of your feelings and experiences as you move towards the life you want for yourself. My practice is gender, sexuality and relationship diversity informed, and I welcome people who identify as LGBTQ+, and/or those who have non-monogamous relationship styles.