I am a psychologist with over ten years of therapeutic experience.  I utilise an attachment-informed approach, with a strong relational element, to explore trauma with the aim of supporting you to build a better life for yourself.  I work with adults, children, and whole families where necessary.  I have lots of experience with more traditional cognitive therapies but I prefer to create a bespoke therapeutic package based on your individual needs. Now, more than ever, support is needed within the LGBTQIA+ space and it is important to me to do my part in giving back to this beautiful community. I

I bring a warm, anti-discriminatory, and open-hearted approach to my practice. This is a safe, compassionate, and non-judgemental space where we can move through whatever you’re facing together, including any aspects of your experience that may feel dangerous or unspeakable.    

I’m Adrian, a BACP-registered psychotherapist working with LGBTQ+ adults. I offer a space to slow things down and reflect on what has been shaping your experience, without pressure to perform or explain yourself. I work relationally and at a pace that feels manageable. I have particular experience supporting gay men and trans people, and working with themes such as identity, relationships, intimacy, anxiety, and shame. Therapy here is about understanding experience and opening up more choice over time.

I bring a unique perspective to therapy, rooted in over 15 years of experience within the creative industries. This background has shaped me into a practitioner who thinks laterally, values fine detail, and thrives on collaboration. I understand that life, much like the creative process, isn’t always linear; it requires imagination, patience, and a willingness to explore the “blank canvas” of our experiences to uncover new insights.

I am a psychodynamic therapist based in London and Brighton. My practice is rooted in curiosity about how early experiences, culture and relationships shape the way you see yourself and others today. I have a particular interest in working with people who feel out of place, caught between cultures, or marginalised in their families, communities or wider society. Together, we can explore ways to greater self-understanding and more fulfilling connections with others.

I am a trans woman, and a relational psychodynamic therapist based in East London. I work with all kinds of people, but specialise in issues related to queer/trans identity, non-normative relationships, neurodivergence, sex work, and oppression.

I support adults experiencing chronic depression, anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD, early trauma, sexual trauma, bereavement, workplace stress, bullying, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, and challenges with emotional regulation, as well as those experiencing major life transitions. I am committed to being LGBTQI+ and GSRD affirmative, offering a supportive space to explore the challenges that can arise from living in a heteronormative world. ​I hold a Clinical Diploma in Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counselling from the Metanoia Institute and practise in accordance with the UKCP Code of Ethics.

My name is Lorna (she/they) and I’m a Person Centred counsellor based in Gloucestershire. I am diagnosed Autistic and (combined) ADHD and I am also poly, Queer, perimenopausal and increasingly witchy (these things are almost certainly all linked). I offer remote (phone/video) and face to face sessions in Gloucester and Stroud, specialising in working with neurodivergent people and GSRD (Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity). I also have experience working with identity disorders.

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.

Hello! My name is Kathryn Fox, I use they/them pronouns, and I’m a person-centred psychotherapist. That means that my style of counselling is to keep your wants and needs at the centre of all of our sessions together . We will work as a team, and work together to get you where you want to be in life. I work online and over the phone, so you can have therapy sessions from anywhere in the UK.