I work gently and compassionately with individuals, couples and polycules on all aspects of sex. I welcome all kinds of people to my therapy practice and much of my work is with experiences of marginalisation and life outside the mainstream. Together we will create a space in which talking about sex is comfortable and you feel safe enough to explore whatever you need to bring to our sessions.

I’m Rachel, a sex and relationship therapist based in London. I am queer, non-binary and non-monogamous and my pronouns are they/them. I specialise in working with other people who, like myself, identify as gender, sexuality or relationship diverse (GSRD) – basically anyone who sits outside of the ‘norm’ that society dictates. Whether you are kinky, polyamorous, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or otherwise feel as though you don’t quite fit in, I’m here to help you. My therapeutic style is very collaborative – I strongly believe that you know yourself far better than I ever could – and so

Established Truro based  Psychotherapist, working with individuals  and couples since 2006. Whether you’re anxious, stuck, unable to live to your fullest potential, each of us has a unique story that requires an equally unique approach with a qualified, sensitive therapist. The aim is to help you gain insight, when the way forward is unclear, or when unhelpful thought patterns and behaviours are holing you back. Whatever your circumstances, I am passionate about inspiring people, to tap into their own resources, to solve problems, make changes, and live a more contented life. 

For most of us, facing sexual problems feels really  isolating, distressing & embarassing. If you’re reading this I imagine you’ve already overcome the self-conscious instinct to avoid talking about the issue as long as possible and now find yourself taking the difficult step to reach out for help. Unfortunately, scrolling through endless profiles offering the same ‘safe, non-judgemental space’, and lots of mysterious jargon is probably so overwhelming you might well want to avoid this process too! If so, I relate! Shoot me a message to arrange a no-obligation, 30 min chat about what’s going on so you can get

I am a queer-identifying and queer-affirming psychosexual therapist, and my approach focuses on reframing perspectives, proactive action, feelings of aliveness, and self-compassion. I believe therapy is not just a treatment option for mental health difficulties but is also a tool for personal development and growth. It’s about connecting us to our own humanity, and then to each other. I believe and engage with therapy as a continuous process of growth and emotional maintenance.

I am (he/his/him) a, COSRT professionally qualified Clinical Sexologist and Couples therapist, with assignificant interest on Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversity (GSRD), and Intersectionality.I am proudly South-America born and professionally built in the UK, with a large experience ofworking in the NHS on various senior managerial roles and qualified trainer, then developed myinterest and passion on Clinical Sexology and Relationship therapy. I speak Spanish 🙂 

Hello, I’m Scott, an experienced and compassionate therapist specialising in providing affirmative therapy for LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples. As a UKCP registered Psychotherapist and a qualified Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist, I aim to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where you can explore your feelings, challenges, and hopes authentically. 🏳️‍🌈 I celebrate diversity and honouring each person’s unique story. I believe in the human capacity to heal and grow. Even in our darkest moments, pain can serve as a powerful catalyst for transformation, turning challenges, trauma, and fear into opportunities for profound self-discovery and empowerment. Through this process, we don’t just

I am a gender, sex and relationship therapist. I work with clients who are trans, non-binary, and gender questioning, and also with partners. I work alongside people wishing to start (or to continue) to explore their gender identity and expression, sex and sexuality, and to work on building on their communication in relationships (intimate partnerships and family). I both live in and work within our LGBTIQ+ communities. I understand that exploring your gender identity and sexuality can be a complex and sensitive process, and it is my aim to create a kind, safer, non-judgmental space where you can feel comfortable