As an Integrative Counsellor, I provide a service that combines several therapeutic practices, all aimed towards helping you feel whole again. My role is to help you process and integrate whatever it is you are struggling with, supporting you on your journey to improved mental and emotional wellbeing.

I’m a registered psychotherapist with 10+ years of clinical practice. I hold an MSc. in Counselling Psychology and I’m currently completing my doctorate in clinical communication and psychosexual health.    

I offer therapy online or over the telephone. My therapy is a way for you to gain a better understanding of your life within a safe, friendly and non-judgemental space. It can help you to move forwards with a much clearer mind and to gain more perspective over what’s going on for you. It can help you to feel in control of your life and empowered to make changes.  Issues that clients have brought to sessions with me have included: anxiety, bereavement, grief, depression, relationship problems, family breakdowns, gender, and sexuality. Through therapy with me, we will work together to

I am an experienced counsellor supporting individuals across Greater Manchester for the past 8 years. Since the pandemic, I have moved some of my practice online and now support individuals across England & Wales. I work with whatever a client brings but have a particular interest in supporting people with their relationships and mental health.

Hi, I’m Joe, As an IFS-informed therapist, I help queer people like you understand and work with all those different parts inside – the ones that feel vulnerable, the ones that try to stay strong, and everything in between.

Hello, my name is Roger (he/him), I am an experienced counsellor, psychotherapist and recovery/sober coach, with a specialism of addiction and problem use disorders.  I was born in 1968 as a gay man and live in Manchester UK. I am in a civil partnership and my Muslim partner is from Asia. This brought additional experiences and undoubtedly helped to enhance insight and working with other differences from a therapeutic position. I do not follow any prescribed faith, and see myself as spiritual, which has developed through my 25 years sobriety and programmes like alcoholics anonymous. 

Hey, I’m Genevieve (they/them), I’m a sex and relationship therapist with over 5 years experience in empowering people through sex education as @squirtingisntpee  I work with a wide range of issues including understanding your gender, sexuality and identities (inc. LGBTQIA+), finding the right relationship style for you (non-monogamy, monogamy, polyamory etc), negotiating safer BDSM and kink practices, exploring consent, issues with sexual functioning (genital pain, erection issues, inability to orgasm etc), navigating relationship conflicts and improving sexual intimacy. I also work with people who have experienced sexual trauma and abuse and work in a trauma-informed way.

Hi, I’m Lucy, an experienced Person-Centred Counsellor living and working in Greater Manchester. As a counsellor, I’m here to support you with whatever challenges, past or present, you may be facing. As a queer therapist, I’m also committed to offering a safe and non-judgemental space for all members of the LGBTQ+ community. I work both face-to-face and remotely. My approach is guided by your needs and wishes, working with whatever you would like to focus on. 

Hey, I’m Ember (she/they) and I’m a Person-Centred psychotherapist. The essence of my approach is to work with you in a warm, supportive, non-judgmental relationship. It’s in this kind of relationship that you can reconnect with yourself, find your voice and develop a clearer understanding of any changes you need to make.

Hi, I’m Dan, a qualified and experienced LGBT psychotherapist based in Manchester. Whilst clients of mine benefit from the knowledge and experience I have acquired over 10 years of practice (in settings including a GP surgery, an NHS eating disorder service, various young people’s organisations and the LGBT Foundation, Manchester)I believe that the heart of effective therapy lies in building a ‘real’ relationship. Whilst maintaining professional boundaries, I strive to avoid the pitfalls of excessive silence, awkwardness, or disconnection experienced by some when they access therapy. I want you to feel like you’re speaking with a human being with whom