I’m Bill, a UKCP trainee psychotherapist based in Liverpool and online. I offer relational, creative, and LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy for adults and young people. My practice is neurodiversity-aware and shaped by my background in secondary education and pastoral care, as well as my ongoing training in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy. I support clients exploring identity, trauma, burnout, and life transitions, creating a warm, collaborative space to build understanding, self-acceptance, and authentic connection.

Michael Wood is an integrative counsellor working in Reading, London and online across the UK. He specialises in bereavement and grief, LGBT+ counselling, and men’s mental health. His work focuses on loss, identity and life transitions, offering a steady and confidential space to reflect and regain clarity.

I’m Maithili (“mightily”), a BACP-registered psychodynamic psychotherapist. I work with GSRD clients, including those questioning or exploring sexuality and/or gender, and those navigating relationships, coming out, identity shifts, and family dynamics. I have particular experience supporting clients whose sexuality or gender intersects with race, culture, migration, or faith, who may be negotiating multiple cultural worlds. I offer in-person sessions in London (Harley Street, Mayfair and The City) and across West Surrey (Farnham, Guildford, Godalming and Haslemere), as well as online. Using psychodynamic and evidence-based approaches, together we explore how past experiences shape your relationship with yourselves, others, and the world.

I’m a psychotherapist from New York, USA offering sessions in person and online. My areas of practice include relationships, sexual and gender identity, eating and body issues, life transitions, trauma, and immigrant/study abroad experiences.

Hi, I’m Ben, a qualified psychodynamic counsellor offering LGBTQ+ affirmative, sex-positive therapy online and in person in Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean. I work with adults experiencing anxiety, low self-esteem, overthinking, and relationship or intimacy difficulties. I welcome queer, gay, neurodivergent and gender-diverse clients, and those exploring sexuality, identity, non-monogamy, boundaries and communication. I also have particular sensitivity to shame, stigma and power, including experience supporting current and former sex workers. Together we explore unconscious patterns, attachment and early experiences so you can feel more grounded, confident and connected to yourself and others.

From my Leicester base or online, I provide clinical supervision for trainees, recently-qualified and experienced counsellors and psychotherapists. I also offer professional support sessions for allied health professionals.  I am a BACP Senior Accredited Supervisor. 

I have extensive experience working with LQBTQIA+ individuals and couples as Head of Psychotherapy at London Lighthouse, Senior Clinical Supervisor at Terence Higgins Trust and Assessment Psychotherapist at Kairos in Soho. I have been working with a wide range of issues including Chemsex support, substance dependency, Kink/BDSM, polyamory, panic attacks and anxiety, bereavement, addictions, relationship difficulties, sexuality and depression for over 30 years. I have worked extensively as Head of Psychotherapy and Senior Clinical Consultant for national charitable foundations and the corporate sector. I am a Registered Practitioner with the General Psychotherapy Council (GPsyC), fully qualified UKCP registered psychotherapist and

I am a gay trans man, with considerable experience of working with trans, non-binary and queer people. I am an Integrative Counsellor registered with the BACP. I trained as an Integrative Counsellor at the Minster Centre in London. Being integrative means that I draw on several different therapeutic approaches. These may include ways to help us to make sense of your current patterns of relating to others and yourself in terms of past experiences; It may involve ways to understand how painful memories can be locked away in your body. I also bring an appreciation of the socio-political context in

For me, the aim of a good therapist is to give their clients tools to be their own ‘compass’ in life. Based on the knowledge and experience shared with your therapist, you can learn to evaluate where your are, and take decisions to navigate through your life difficulties. You are the only ‘expert’ in your life, simply because you are the only one who lived through it. Your therapist is only a ‘craftsman’ who needs to connect, and bring to surface, your most aware version of yourself. By nurturing and accepting the ‘Humanity’ in yourself, you learn to accept the