Maithili Guise Tucker - London: MGT Therapy

I have established experience working with GSRD clients navigating sexuality and gender across different stages of life, including those who begin questioning or exploring their identities later on, often alongside established relationships, family roles or heteronormative life choices that no longer feel aligned. I also work closely with men and masculine-identifying clients around men’s mental health, identity, intimacy and the emotional impact of cultural expectations around masculinity.

A central strand of my work explores how gender identity and sexuality are shaped and complicated by race, culture, and experiences of marginalisation, and how these intersections affect emotional life. This perspective informs my clinical practice, academic writing and research, particularly in relation to anxiety, trauma, and abuse. As part of my commitment to widening access, I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions for clients impacted by these experiences.

In practice, I support clients experiencing complex trauma, anxiety and depression, abuse, self-harm, disordered eating, low self-esteem, and major life transitions. I work with particular sensitivity to how shame, identity, and belonging are influenced by gender, sexuality, race and experiences of marginalisation and shame.

My approach is collaborative and relational, shaped around your individual needs and at a pace that feels right. My style is warm, steady, and down-to-earth, offering a space where you can speak openly, feel understood, and gently make sense of whatever you’re facing.

Therapy with me is a space to make sense of your experiences, reconnect with yourself and others, and move towards a life that feels more authentic, grounded, and alive.