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

I’m an experienced queer, non-binary and neurodivergent person-centred therapist offering counselling in Clapham (SW4), Wimbledon (SW19) and online. I will offer you an accepting space where you don’t have to edit yourself or educate me – just show up as you are. Whether you’re feeling stuck in relationships, overwhelmed at work, exploring identity or want a healthier relationship with yourself and others, I’ll be alongside you with with a gentle, supportive presence, which clients say helps them feel safe to open up. I offer a free 20-minute consultation.

Diversity-affirming counselling for LGBTQIA+ clients in a warm, creative, and inclusive space.    

Hello! My name is Gagan (he/him) and I am a Clinical Psychologist and the Clinical Lead at Collective Psychology. Alongside my expertise in working with common mental health difficulties, I have a special interest in helping people talk about areas of their lives such as sex, sexuality, relationships, race, and culture.

With many years of experience as a nurse in the NHS, I’ve seen first-hand the importance of caring for mental as well as physical health. My transition into counselling felt like a natural extension of my nursing career, as I became increasingly drawn to the relational, emotional, and sometimes spiritual aspects of care. Both professions have deeply enriched me, and through supporting others, I’ve come to learn a great deal about myself as well. I work both online and in-person (based in North London).

Hi there! I’m Dan (he/him), a counsellor/psychotherapist offering face-to-face sessions in Peckham, online via Zoom and am looking to soon offer face-to-face sessions in the Hackney area. I provide a welcoming, trauma-informed safe space for people from diverse backgrounds and experiences, meeting you with warmth, empathy, sensitivity, and respect – regardless of your age, heritage, sexuality, gender identity or neurodiversity.

Hello, welcome to my profile, my name is Chai-Yoel Korn. I identify as non-binary and queer, and my gender pronouns are they/them. I am a Relational Body and Trauma Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor offering Psychotherapeutic Services to individuals, couples and groups in north and online via Zoom. and I am an accredited member of the National Counselling Society. I am a Trainer/ Expert Speaker and Writer. I am also a Mindfulness Practitioner and Reiki Master. “I have really valued having a queer therapist who is able to understand much of the stress and worries around the context of my work.

Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Supervisor, Coach, with over 25 years experience in London and abroad.  PhD, MA, UKCP registered Supervisor, MBACP (accred), ACC (coaching), EMDR, Systemic/Family Therapy

Hello, my name is Tom and I offer Person-centred counselling online for the LGBTQ+ community.        If you are interested in change then I’d welcome you to book in for a free 20 minute call. We can discuss where you’d like your life to be heading, what’s getting in your way and how to navigate through.

I am a cis-gendered gay man and a BACP qualified and registered Integrative psychotherapist and a health and wellbeing life coach. I work with clients of all backgrounds, cultures and diversities. With over 5 years of experience with working therapeutically with LGBTQIA community as well as people of colour and marginalised groups. I am experienced in working with issues such as anxiety depression, shame, loneliness, chronic pain, homophobia, marginalisation due to racism, as well as issues related to gender and sexuality.