LGBTQ+ Affirmative, Addiction and Trauma Informed.   My approach is psychodynamic, meaning that we will work in a way which explores links between past and present relationships and experiences. In particular, I can help you to explore how the impact of the past has led to the development of unconscious, repetitive patterns in the different parts of your life such as intimate relationships and work, which may have become unhelpful.  By becoming aware of these parts of yourself that may be hidden, more informed choices can be made and life can be experienced from a place of increased emotional freedom.

I am a highly qualified, experienced and compassionate sex & relationship psychotherapist, who has worked for over 18 years therapeutically with clients from all around the world. I combine a robust theoretical training with warmth, kindness and insight and I work with both individuals and relationships. I am trained to work with full spectrum of gender, sex and relationship diversity.

Hello, I’m David, an integrative therapist offering LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy in London. You might be feeling anxious, stuck, overwhelmed, or tired of carrying things alone. You may be dealing with shame, identity questions, relationship struggles, or patterns that keep repeating. I offer practical, warm, straightforward therapy. We might explore your early experiences, current relationships, or what’s showing up right now. I work actively and collaboratively, at your pace, in a calm space where you don’t have to edit yourself or fear judgement.

As an Integrative Relational Psychotherapist my work is grounded is the feminist principles of equality, empowerment, intersectionality and social justice.  During the last 17 years I have worked in women only and LGBTQIA+ spaces providing individual counselling to people who have experienced domestic abuse, childhood sexual abuse, emotional neglect and trauma.  I have extensive experience working with bereavement and loss having worked as a Counsellor in a Bereavement service for many years.   I tailor my theoretical knowledge, clinical experience and therapeutic skills to find a collaborative way of working with you in order to identify the heart of the

Deciding to begin therapy is not always easy. I aim to offer a warm, accepting, and non-judgemental space where you can explore different parts of yourself and make sense of what is happening in your life, in your relationships, and within yourself. I work relationally and collaboratively, adapting my approach to who you are and the experiences you bring. I value difference and work in an affirming and inclusive way, recognising that identity, neurodiversity, and lived experience shape how we move through the world. I am a qualified humanistic counsellor and currently offer online counselling only, providing flexible and accessible

I am Londoner living and working in Camden and have been a practising counsellor/psychotherapist & supervisor for over 30 years . I identify as a gay man and, whilst  seeing a broad range of clients I also have extensive experience working within LGBTQ+ community both as a therapist and supervisor I offer time limited and open ended therapy mainly for individuals but I also have experience of group and couples work. I do this both in person and online. I have  particular experience and interest in working with people who identify as neurodivergent

Hi there, I’m Aimee (she/they). I’m a BACP-registered integrative psychotherapist based in south London, working mostly online. My work is all about building collaborative relationships with my clients, walking beside them as they navigate life’s questions and obstacles. As a neurodivergent and queer therapist, I have a particular interest in working with people seeking meaning and a sense of self outside of society’s norms.

LGBTQ+ Affirmative, Addiction and Trauma Informed.   My approach is psychodynamic, meaning that we will work in a way which explores links between past and present relationships and experiences. In particular, I can help you to explore how the impact of the past has led to the development of unconscious, repetitive patterns in the different parts of your life such as intimate relationships and work, which may have become unhelpful.  By becoming aware of these parts of yourself that may be hidden, more informed choices can be made and life can be experienced from a place of increased emotional freedom.

Hello, I’m Matthew (he/him), a queer and neurodivergent psychotherapist offering online and phone therapy across the UK. I work with LGBTQ+ adults including gay, bisexual, trans, and non-binary people, as well as neurodivergent clients with ADHD and autism, including those diagnosed later in life. You might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, burnt out, or unsure how to move forward. Or maybe you’re exploring identity, navigating relationships, or tired of masking in a world that doesn’t reflect who you are. Whatever brings you here, this is a space where you don’t have to explain or hide parts of yourself. You are welcome

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.