Hi, I’ve been a therapist for over 12 years and am passionate about the wellbeing of LGBTQIA+ people. I am a BACP (senior accredited) and Pink Therapy advanced accredited psychotherapist working with adults and young people  around gender, sexuality and relationship diversity (e.g. ENM, poly/polyam). If you are looking for support around your gender, sexuality (e.g. questioning, coming out, in process of transition) and/or relationship/s please get in touch.     I also work as a qualified supervisor to trainee and established counsellors alongside those in the charity and public sector.

Hi, I’m Angie, a BACP Accredited Counsellor and Supervisor.  I have a particular interest and experience in supporting Neurodivergent adults and adults exploring gender, sexuality and/or relationship diversity, supporting all clients from an affirmative perspective. I am Polyamory Aware and Kink Aware, and am queer and trans welcoming.  Sessions can be over zoom, phone or in person (limited availability).

I am a Counsellor and Psychotherapist working online. You may be struggling with a specific issue or pattern of behaviour and know already what you would like to talk about. Alternatively, you may be feeling down and low and need support with processing your feelings and emotions. Counselling may be able to offer a fresh perspective, or support you to make changes needed to get you to a better place. I work with people from all backgrounds, in a range of areas. I  have worked closely with male issues and have experience working with gender diversity and LGBT+ issues.

I have over 25 years of experience with a specialism in complex trauma as a result of rape and sexual violence, along with an emerging interest and training as a Sex Therapist. However you identify, we can work together to navigate the myriad of sexual landscapes. I work with individuals, couples, polycules, Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) and V dynamics in a sex-positive way.

     

I specialise in working with men from various backgrounds who are struggling with anxiety or depression. I welcome clients of all genders, though my practice mainly attracts men. Much of my work involves exploring relationship issues, self-esteem, or the competing pressures of work and home. I know how hard it can be to open up, and I offer a space where you don’t have to put on a front. As a gay man, I understand how identity and minority stress can affect self-worth and mental health. I work integratively, tailoring my approach to suit your needs as therapy develops.

As a qualified person-centred counsellor, I want to create an environment to help you identify the tools you need. I am here to lend a kind and compassionate ear and help you reflect on your experiences and feelings.    Counselling can be an overwhelming experience, especially if it’s your first time, and I want to be there to support you through the first steps or build on what you’ve already developed through previous counselling experiences.

Experience has taught me that anxiety can serve us well by keeping us on the ball. Fighting it would create the very inner conflict we want to avoid. What I have learned – what you can learn – is how to respond constructively to hard times and difficult circumstances. Everyone has the potential for personal growth, given the right conditions. I’ve found that my approach works well with a lot of people. In particular, a lot of my clients have identified as disabled, chronically ill or neurodivergent. Many others have been LGBTQIA+ I know from my own lived experience with

As a qualified person-centred counsellor, I want to create an environment to help you identify the tools you need. I am here to lend a kind and compassionate ear and help you reflect on your experiences and feelings.  Counselling can be an overwhelming experience, especially if it’s your first time, and I want to be there to support you through the first steps or build on what you’ve already developed through previous counselling experiences.