I’m a queer psychosexual and relationship therapist, clinical sexologist and mindfulness teacher working with individuals, couples/thruples, young people and groups. I work in private practice in central London, Peckham and online and am an associate therapist with the Thought House Partnership. I have a long-standing interest in queer issues and gender, sexual and relationship diversity, both as an academic and a clinician, and am passionate about helping LGBTQ+ people  enjoy better mental health and more fulfilling sex and  relationships.

Specialising in anxiety, stress, depression, addiction, chem sex, anger, trauma, relationships, life stage challenges, sexuality issues, and neurodiversity. I have worked with a wide variety of diverse clients on issues ranging from exploring and expressing identity, coming out, cultural challenges, polyamory, kink, body image and issues around race, gender, sexuality and masculinity. I am a qualified therapist registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.  I am also a Non-Executive Director and Vice Chair of one of UK’s largest mental health NHS Trusts and a Trustee with a large children’s mental health charity.  I work in SEND schools and

I’m a fully registered psychotherapist with the BACP and UKCP.    ​I have extensive experience working as a Harley Street therapist in a variety of settings including the NHS, one to one counselling and therapy, couples therapy, private practice, video and phone call therapy services, a women’s domestic abuse counselling service and youth organisations with youth workers and young people.   ​I also offer clinical supervision for those working in non-therapeutic caring professions such as NGO’s and Social Care.   ​I’ve lived overseas and travelled extensively, working with non-profit community and human rights organisations. I’m inspired by philosophy, art and culture

If it feels vulnerable going into therapy, you’re not alone. Sometimes we only make it to therapy once something has become so uncomfortable and awful, or the people around us are losing such a huge amount of patience with us, that we think – ok. I’d like the worst of this to stop. But- nothing major. Just take the edge off the pain, please. An inch off. A trim. What we may not expect is that, through therapy, you find the courage to hear the message in your mess. And pain, when it is processed, becomes your superpower.

I’m a Person Centred Therapist and Counsellor with varied experience working therapeutically with adults.   Good therapy is built on the relationship between client and therapist.  I focus on listening to your story, your concerns and the self you want to share with me in order to offer you a non-judgemental and constructive space.  I feel passionately about offering therapy that is person-centred which means that I follow your lead whilst focusing on providing a nurturing environment for you to feel empathised with, understood and held as you work towards a deeper sense of yourself and place of healing.  

I integrate Somatic Experiencing, EMDR and Integrative Psychotherapy. I would work with you in a practical and focused way to understand where you’d like to get to and to help you build on your own resilience and resources. I work in a compassionate way with the legacy of the past and to assist you as you expand your coping skills and achieve more and more of your qualities and potential.

I am a masters level qualified, BACP registered psychotherapist & counsellor and dual-qualified clinical psychosexual therapist (also known as sexology, or sex and relationships therapy) registered with COSRT. I am trained and qualified to work with both one-to-one therapy, as well as couples therapy (including working with polyamory and polycules). My approach is integrative, meaning that draw from a range of disciplines (for example;compassion focused therapy, existentialism, systemic theory, liberative psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy to name a few). As such, I draw from a wide range of theoretical and philosophical schools of therapeutic thought to provide a personalised and

I am a gay trans man, with considerable experience of working with trans, non-binary and queer people. I am an Integrative Counsellor registered with the BACP. I trained as an Integrative Counsellor at the Minster Centre in London. Being integrative means that I draw on several different therapeutic approaches. These may include ways to help us to make sense of your current patterns of relating to others and yourself in terms of past experiences; It may involve ways to understand how painful memories can be locked away in your body. I also bring an appreciation of the socio-political context in

Hi, I’m Claire & I’m a qualified person-centred counsellor working online (Zoom or other secure video platform) and on the telephone, and have undertaken specialist training to enable me to work in these ways. I work with clients aged 18+ from all cultural backgrounds, of different sexualities & genders and (dis)abilities.