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Millie Gentle

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

I’ve worked as a counsellor for over 10 years, working in private practice, for charities and EAPs. I’ve been in private practice since 2019, working with clients facing a number of different issues. My main areas of expertise are; – Bereavement and loss – New parenthood/pregnancy and post-natal anxiety and depression – Sexual trauma – Anxiety / self-confidence and self-esteem issues – Relationship and family issues Prior to being a therapist, my career was in film and theatre. I work with a lot with people in these industries and I also work for an Arts organisation that connects those who work in the Arts with therapy.

Julie Proudley

Counsellor, Integrative therapist (blended approaches), Psychotherapist

I have an MA Counseling Psychology and over 20 years managerial and therapeutic support experience within mental health services before starting full-time private practice in 2021. I am able to support holistically with a range of approaches, working at behavioural, mental, emotional and spiritual/energetic levels as appropriate, so it can be tailored to your needs to support you to create the change in your life you would like. The work is collaborative and I create a safe space where anything can be discussed and a space where self understanding, love and acceptance are part of the healing process. More recent trainings include Internal Family Systems, somatic processing, polyvagal theory and trauma-related counselling.

Farheen Hasan

Counsellor

Integrative Counselling for anxiety, depression, eating disorders, grief and family conflicts.

Marina Christoforidou

Psychotherapist

I am a qualified psychoanalytic psychotherapist and Senior Lecturer at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, with extensive experience in both private practice and the public sector. I offer a reflective and containing space in which we can think together about the relational patterns shaping your life and relationships. My work is grounded in psychoanalytic thinking and focuses on helping you develop a deeper understanding of yourself, opening up the possibility of new ways of being. Alongside my clinical practice, I teach and supervise other practitioners, which helps ensure that my work remains thoughtful, up to date, and ethically grounded.

Ryan Hegarty

Cognitive and behavioural therapist

You may know what you want to change, but not how to change it. Lasting change requires more than self-awareness – it only happens if we identify the specific factors maintaining the problem. Together, we identify what is keeping you stuck, use a clear psychological framework to understand how these factors interact, and apply evidence-based strategies to produce meaningful change. Less talking for the sake of it. More doing.

Madeleine Roantree

Cognitive and behavioural therapist, Counselling Psychologist, Couples therapist, Integrative therapist (blended approaches), Psychologist, Psychosexual therapist, Specialist therapies (Trauma, Coaching, etc.)

Life can become difficult for many reasons. You may be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, low in mood, stuck in unhelpful patterns, struggling in your relationships, or trying to make sense of a neurodivergent way of experiencing the world. Whatever brings you to therapy, I offer a compassionate, non-judgemental space where we can work together to understand what is happening and find a way forward. I believe that lasting change comes from both understanding ourselves and developing practical ways to manage life’s challenges. Using a range of therapeutic approaches, and neurofeedback where appropriate, I help people improve their emotional wellbeing, strengthen relationships, increase self-awareness, and create lives that feel more authentic and fulfilling.

Tom Noon

Integrative therapist (blended approaches)

I support people who might be experiencing depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief, or difficulties in your relationship.

Matt Thomas

Counsellor

Hi, I’m Matt (he/him), a BACP registered Humanistic Therapist. I offer face to face sessions in Brighton and Hove and also work online and via telephone. Experiencing difficult feelings and struggling emotionally at times is a natural part of life. I can support you with this by making problems feel lighter – I will help you explore difficult events and feelings and help you to understand them in a safe, non-judgemental space. I can also help you find practical, tangible solutions to help manage your life that may draw on existing skills and resilience. Issues around race and LGBTQIA+ and your experience of the world are particularly important to me. Similarly, I will help you connect with your identity if you perhaps feel a little lost. I offer an initial online session at no cost to you. After that I charge £50 per 50 minute session.

Justin Pryce

Counsellor

I am a qualified integrative counsellor with experience supporting individuals facing a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, stress, anger, abuse, addiction, low self-esteem, and relationship difficulties. My therapeutic approach is rooted in understanding your unique needs, and I believe in tailoring our work together to reflect your individual experiences, goals, and challenges. I offer a safe, compassionate, and collaborative space where you can explore what is happening in your life, gain clarity, and find new ways forward. I have experience working with people from a wide range of cultural, social, and personal backgrounds and am committed to offering a culturally sensitive practice. Whether you are feeling overwhelmed by work, navigating relationship difficulties, or experiencing anxiety or low mood, we will work together to explore what is going on beneath the surface. Our sessions may help you notice recurring patterns, understand how past experiences shape your present, and create space for the change you want to see. I bring a versatile and personalised approach to our sessions, drawing from different therapeutic approaches . This allows me to tailor our sessions specifically to meet your unique needs and personal goals. I work both in person and online. My in-person sessions take place in Shoreditch, East London, in a private and confidential setting. We can work short-term, medium-term, or long-term, depending on what feels most helpful for you at this time. Sessions last 50 minutes and can be held once per week, or bi-weekly. A key part of our work will be creating a space where you feel truly heard and understood. Through this, my hope is that you begin to build a kinder, more accepting relationship with yourself—one that positively impacts your relationship with others too.

Daniel King

Psychotherapist

In an increasingly complex and uncertain world, it is no surprise that many people find themselves overwhelmed by anxiety, low mood, or a persistent sense of unease. When emotions become difficult to manage, it is natural to fall into cycles of negative thinking or to rely on ways of coping that ultimately leave us feeling stuck. Through my work within the NHS and across a range of counselling and therapeutic services, I have supported individuals and couples in navigating these experiences and creating meaningful change. My approach combines a thoughtful, collaborative space to talk with a focus on understanding patterns, developing insight, and building practical, lasting shifts. Therapy is not solely about addressing crisis or difficulty. It can also be a place to pause, reflect, and reconnect with a deeper sense of clarity and direction. A space in which you are not only listened to, but genuinely understood and where new possibilities can begin to take shape. Research consistently shows that the majority of people experience a significant improvement in both wellbeing and quality of life through counselling. This reflects what I see in practice every day: with the right support, change is not only possible, but often closer than it first appears.

Edoardo Zollo

Couples therapist

A successful relationship is an incredible but continuously developing machine, and it requires constant work! If you want absolute control, total trust, and total happiness, you should remain single. I can help you with: – communication and differences – sex and ageing – conflicts – dealing with affairs

Ann Yong

Counsellor

I work with adults online and in person; I work with feelings, body, mind and spirit to understand and find meaning in who we are. I have experience working with identity, culture, relationships with your loved ones, with your career, with food and body. If you have questions about who you are, why you’re here; and why you suffer, these are welcome.

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