I am a Counsellor and Psychotherapist working online. You may be struggling with a specific issue or pattern of behaviour and know already what you would like to talk about. Alternatively, you may be feeling down and low and need support with processing your feelings and emotions. Counselling may be able to offer a fresh perspective, or support you to make changes needed to get you to a better place. I work with people from all backgrounds, in a range of areas. I  have worked closely with male issues and have experience working with gender diversity and LGBT+ issues.

I am an Integrative Therapist and Counsellor based in Glasgow, offering both in-person and online sessions. My primarily person-centred approach empowers you to draw on your strengths to manage challenges.  I offer a safe, non-judmental place for you to share and explore life’s experiences.  My own mindfulness practice and journey informs much of my approach and in particular self-compassion practices which are so powerful in providing access to healing.  I have experience with diverse clients, including trans individuals, and have led well-being workshops for LGBTQ+ groups. I can support you with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, relationship issues, identity issues, addictions,

I offer LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent affirmative counselling with social responsibility I offer a free initial consultation for 45 mins where we can talk about what you are looking for from therapy and how we could work together. I adapt therapy to your needs, based on what you find helpful. I can help you make sense of your experiences and make space for reflection. I am warm and open-minded and endeavour to bring a creative approach to therapy, helping you to join the dots between parts of yourself. 

My name is Pete Connor and I have worked as a counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor for over 35 years in the not-for-profit and private sectors. I work as a generic psychotherapist with specialisms including working with individuals from LGBTQ+ communities and with GSRD issues; sexuality and sexual health; HIV, chronic and life-limiting conditions; life-stages and transitions; death, dying and bereavement.  I work as a UCKP Registered Psychotherapist and Senior BACP Accredited Counsellor and Supervisor from my home in Keynsham and online. Identifying as gay/queer, I offer an LGBTQ+ affirmative approach, integrating humanistic, psychosynthesis and Internal Family Systems frameworks.

I’ve spent more than a decade supporting people through traumatic and difficult times, including five years focused on LGBTQ+ mental health and wellbeing. For many years I managed a national LGBTQ+ listening service, specialising in supporting people affected by domestic abuse,  sexual abuse, suicidal feelings, and conversion therapy.

My name is Ash and I’m a qualified psychodynamic counsellor based in Manchester. My practice addresses a range of issues, often revealing complex connections between behavior, relationships, values, desires, and early life experiences. Such work may allow you to explore how elements of your own life intertwine and influence one another. I specialise in LGBTQ+ counselling, drawing on affirmative practices. You may wish to begin counselling as a way to get closer to an underlying reason or source of your struggle, and in doing so, safely process in order to heal. I offer in-person and online sessions.

We are Queer Spaces, a collective of artists and psychotherapists committed to supporting the queer community through creative therapeutic practice. Our team (Yasmeen Brett, Guy Harries and Katie Merritt) brings together clinical expertise, artistic practice and lived experience to create inclusive and transformative spaces. We offer 1-to-1 therapy, experiential community-building workshops and CPD training for therapists and mental health practitioners. We combine psychotherapy and creativity to explore identity, embodiment and relationality. Our work is grounded in anti-oppressive, queer-affirmative practice, placing curiosity, play and lived experience at the centre. We aim to make our spaces sustainable, accessible, and pioneering, offering workshops,

Welcome I am Lisa, a cisgender woman living in Brighton & Hove, and a mother of two young adults.  Life often feels messy, painful and confusing.  By choosing to work with me, we can create a safe and warm space for exploring your  challenges, honouring the joy of being human, and examining some of your ways of relating to yourself and others that no longer feel adaptive.I see clients in-person at a central counselling practice in Hove or online.  I offer short-term (6-12 sessions typically), and open-ended counselling and typically see clients weekly.