I’m Siobhán. I am a Person Centred Counsellor based near Newquay in Cornwall but I work with clients all over Cornwall. After many years working for big companies I felt I needed a career that sparked passion and could help people. I’m dyslexic and definitely on the neurodiverse spectrum. I am happy to work with anyone over 16. I have realised through my first few years of practice working as a counsellor for an LGBTQ+ Charity and a Youth Engagement Programme that I connect very well with young people, in particular young men, neurodivergent people and LGBTQ+ people. The world

Whether you’re dealing with stress, relationship struggles, self-doubt, or a sense of being stuck, our work together is about helping you find balance and live authentically. Life doesn’t come with a manual, but therapy can help you feel more grounded, empowered, and in control.

Hello, I’m Miles. I work with anxiety, ADHD, Autism, depression, LGBTQ+ experiences, dissociation, sex and relationship issues, low self-esteem, loneliness, family issues, trauma, bereavement, childhood sexual abuse and incest, and more. Reaching out for therapy can feel difficult or overwhelming, but please be assured we can work at your pace and with your needs, feelings and experiences at the centre of our work. Perhaps something in your life is feeling stuck or unfulfilling, or a part of you is feeling uncomfortable or misunderstood, maybe totally invisible. Perhaps there is a feeling, a thought, image, a physical sensation, a relationship or

Hello, I’m Laura – an experienced and accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist (CBT), Compassion focused therapist (CFT) and Pink Therapy-accredited Gender, Sexuality, and Relationship Diversity Therapist, offering remote therapy for clients aged 16 and over across the UK. I offer supervision for individuals and groups. I work online with the aim of making therapy accessible to the UK.

From navigating trauma and distress, to exploring identity and intimacy, my practice is rooted in flexibility, collaborative trust, and evidence-based care. I believe that therapy allows you to take a more active role in understanding and experiencing your emotions, thoughts and beliefs. When we are not aware of our patterns, it can mean we act out certain behaviours, or experience certain feelings, without knowing why. And while we might be able to tolerate this for some time – perhaps even for a long time – I believe there is a difference between simply surviving and truly living.

I’m Jen (she/her), a queer HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist working therapeutically with sexuality, gender and relationship diversity. I have been working in mental health services for 10 years and have expertise in a wide range of difficulties, including low mood, anxiety and self-esteem. I work with individuals navigating relationship and identity issues (including LGBTQI+), life transitions and grief and loss. I also have extensive experience working with people living with HIV and sexual health difficulties. 

Existing as a queer or neurodivergent individual in modern society can be challenging, I believe in building a therapeutic relationship that fosters trust and authentic expression to create a space where it is safe to be you. I offer integrative psychotherapy and counselling with a relational focus and will work with you to co-create a therapeutic journey tailored to your needs. 

I am a white, neurodiverse, disabled and queer Person-Centered Psychotherapist and Intimate Partner Therapist based in Glasgow, Scotland. I am currently undertaking a Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy at The Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (CICS). I work online, and offer sliding scale session prices.

I have faced many of the difficulties our community endures and I offer discounted rates for LGBTQ+ people who have been victims of violence and abuse – as well as bringing a large amount of empathy for these issues to my practice. Therapy with me is collaborative and grounded – we focus on understanding the roots of problems rather than just managing symptoms. You’ll find the work impactful, challenging when it needs to be, compassionate and centered on your goals.