I believe that a warm, genuine and non-judgmental relationship is the most important element of any therapy and at the very heart of the way I approach working with my clients and this can be especially important for those who may have faced rejection, misunderstanding, hostility or isolation in other parts of their lives.  What you bring to therapy may not relate directly to your gender or sexuality, but being able to talk in a space where you are understood and accepted for who you are, makes it easier to explore the issues that matter to you.

Solution-focused, deep diving into the issue is what we’re going to get up to.  I’ll use creative exercises, worksheets and good old real-life, in-person connection to help you get to wherever it is you’re going.       I’m a humanistic integrative psychotherapist by qualification, but more of a holistic, trauma-informed, neurodivergent coach in practice.  I can hold space for you. I can bear witness.  I believe change is possible, nee inevitable.       I firmly believe in person-centred (client-led) theory AND I know that when I started therapy (as a client) and still now if I’m honest, I

My name is Jenny (they/she). I’m a qualified integrative therapist registered with the BACP. As a queer person I know therapy is most effective when you feel safe to bring your whole self to a session. I welcome clients from across the gender, sexuality and relationship spectrum, whether you want to work on issues related being LGBTQIA+ or something else entirely. I offer a calm, open and non-judgemental space where you can feel heard and understood. As the trust in our relationship grows, I’ll support you to confront difficult thoughts, feelings and experiences towards acceptance and healing.

Hello, I’m Sarah, an MA-qualified integrative therapist based in South Yorkshire, offering support to couples, families, and individuals both online and in person. In my practice, I believe that the quality of our relationships—whether with others or ourselves—plays a vital role in our overall well-being and personal growth. With this in mind, I take an integrative approach, tailoring my methods to meet the unique needs of each client. This flexibility allows me to address a wide range of concerns, from communication challenges and conflict resolution to deeper issues like depression, anxiety, or intimacy concerns. I am deeply committed to providing

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 have space in person on Tuesday 12pm, and Wednesday at 2.30pm, and other flexible times on alternate weeks. I am Jen, a person-centred therapist working in person and online with clients who are LGBTQIA+ and GSRD. I am a proud member of this community and identify as trans non-binary and queer. My heart is with working with queer clients, and my experience of being othered allows me to relate to and empathise with a range of experiences in the LGBTQIA+ community.