People engage in therapy for different reasons and at all stages of life from a desire to discover meaning and purpose to exploring themes of loss and identity. Therapy is an opportunity to talk to someone openly and confidentially in a safe and non-judgemental space and I offer support to those dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship issues. My specialisation is working with people who are LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent including ADHD and ASC, however, I offer a warm welcome to everyone.

Hi I am Andrew Ward a BACP-accredited gay male integrative therapist with several years’ experience of working exclusively with LGBTQ2S+ clients. I work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and gender fluid clients and am aware of the complex challenges that our community faces. It’s always a privilege to be part of my client’s journey, and it’s the prospect of helping others achieve enhanced self-awareness and greater self-acceptance so they can live happier, more fulfilling lives that motivates me. Please feel free to reach out for a chat; it would be great to hear from you.

Hello, I’m Julianne, an accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist.  I approach therapy in a collaborative manner, using therapeutic interventions supported by research, and tailored to the unique needs and strengths of each person.  Together, we’ll explore what’s feeling difficult and use practical, empowering skills to help you, along with coping strategies. I have experience working with a wide range of concerns, both with LGBTQIA+ and other populations.  In my private practice, I work with clients from all walks of life, helping them navigate personal challenges and achieve their goals. My expertise includes:       Anxiety, depression, and stress management  

My name is Matthew (he/him), and I am an individual, intimate relationships and group psychotherapist specialising in addiction, self-harm and self-limiting patterns. I work with people to develop ways of better handling conflict with ourselves and each other through open, honest and direct communication.

I have 25 years’ experience providing therapy for couples, individuals and groups. I’ve worked as an actor, author and award-winning journalist at the BBC. In the 1990s I volunteered with the Terrence Higgins Trust. I trained at Richmond College and Thames Valley University, with studies in couple and sex therapy at Birkbeck College. I’ve been a counsellor at West London Centre for Counselling, a group facilitator for male survivors of sexual abuse at Survivors UK, and a sex therapist for a national newspaper. At City Lit Institute I’ve offered professional development workshops, facilitated personal development groups and taught trainee counsellors.

I am a Psychodynamic Psychotherapist and CBT Counsellor with training in Transpersonal Psychology and Therapeutic Group Facilitation. I am currently working towards a qualification in Psychedelics Assisted Psychotherapy. I believe we can heal from trauma. We have an innate healing intelligence, but things can get in the way of getting in touch with. I view therapy as a supportive, collaborative, creative process that creates the right environment for that innate healing intelligence to bring about emotional healing. In the therapy process you can rediscover inner resources and strengths, overcome depression and resolve anxiety. I practise in: Bloomsbury – 29 Museum

I am Rob, a Clinical Psychology Professor and I have extensive experience as a Lead Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist and Couples Therapist in the NHS, private practice, aviation sector and in schools. I also teach and supervise therapists. I am passionate about providing individual and tailor-made solutions to life’s challenges, based on established national clinical and organisational guidelines. My approach respects time commitments and for this reason is focused and solution-oriented. I promote LGBTQ+ and affirmative psychology. I founded and lead a prominent therapy team https://www.dccclinical.com/sexuality-and-gender/