I’m a UKCP-accredited integrative therapist with a PhD in psychology. I work with individuals and couples. Many of the people I support are exploring questions around sexuality, identity, or the experience of neurodivergence — being neurodivergent or having neurodivergent family members. I offer a welcoming and affirming space where all parts of you are invited. I also work in German. Sessions are available online or near Bermondsey in SE1/SE16.        

I practice as an integrative therapist, with a particular focus on queer life, kink identities, poly and open relationships, as well as grief and loss. My practice is sex positive, kink-aware and poly-aware.  I am a cis-gender gay-queer man (he/him). I see clients in Walthamstow E17, Wimpole Street W1 and online. 

Hello, I’m Tom. I am a Clinical Psychologist and have worked in mental health settings for over 15 years – NHS and universities. I specialise in providing psychological therapy. I can help you with ​mental health problems or general life difficulties that you may be experiencing. ​

I’m a queer systemic psychotherapist, with a long-standing commitment to social justice. I work with individuals, couples, families and loved ones.  My practice is trauma-informed, anti-oppressive and rooted in narrative, feminist and social justice approaches. I’m deeply attuned to how power operates – both within relationships and across wider social systems – and I invite clients to explore the stories that have shaped their lives with curiosity, respect and critical awareness.   I view problems not as residing within individuals, but as emerging from relational, cultural and historical contexts. In therapy, I strive to create a collaborative space where clients feel

Have you ever felt unseen or misunderstood in traditional therapy spaces? Do you long for a therapist who truly gets you – your identity, your relationships, your experiences? Whether you’re navigating neurodivergence, kink, exploring non-traditional relationships, healing from trauma, or reconnecting with pleasure and intimacy, you deserve a space where you don’t have to explain or justify yourself -just be. And if you’re an artist, musician, or creative soul struggling with mental health, I know the pressures, burnout, and the deep emotional currents that come with your world. You don’t have to navigate it alone. I’m also a DJ myself. I offer integrative, trauma-informed support designed for people like you. I work with both individuals and

I am a qualified psychotherapist and accredited coach with many years experience in substance misuse and recovery. I am Head of Clinical Supervision in the specialty addiction charity, Controlling Chemsex and so have particular expertise and experience in providing Chemsex or PnP support for gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM), and with the main chemsex drugs, crystal meth (tina or t), GHB, and mephedrone among others.

Hunte Psychotherapy & Counselling offers therapy online, or in-person in South East London. I am Michaela, a qualified therapist registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have a background in the performing arts, currently acting as a trustee on the board of an arts organisation, supporting young people in the arts through various community based projects. 

My identity is non-binary and queer. As a therapist I aim to provide a safe and welcoming space for those identifying as LGBTQIA+ who may have been negatively impacted by experiences of homophobia/transphobia, stigma, discrimination, social isolation, exclusion or rejection – to name a few. In our work together I will offer tools of compassionate enquiry for you to explore your feelings, face past traumas and develop more self-acceptance.For 10 years I lived in a Buddhist Monastery and practiced daily meditation as well as embodied mindfulness, which informs and supports my therapeutic work. I can offer sessions in-person near London

I am a psychotherapist in advanced clinical training at Metanoia Institute, specialising in Relational Transactional Analysis (TA). I am also a facilitator, storyteller, and coach. I live with late-diagnosed ADHD and am dyslexic. I have been in the military as a medic and then as a paramedic in South Africa.  I have owned and run a medical training business, immigrated to the UK and now live in London with a cat that is in charge of the household. I have some understanding of being uprooted and adrift and finding home in the most unlikely places. My pronouns are he/they, and

I’m a human first, therapist second and I bring that same realness into supervision. I’m warm, collaborative, and gently challenging, with a deep respect for the uniqueness of your practice. I work relationally and creatively, with room for humour, metaphor, and the messy bits of the work (and life). As a queer, neurodivergent therapist myself, I offer a space where you don’t have to filter or mask, all parts of you, and your clients, are welcome here.