Bisexuality and pansexuality. What do these words mean? Are they same? Why it matters. Learn the myths and why there is so much confusion.

Are you curious and want to learn more about me, and my year? - what I've been up to - why I do what I do - sneak peek at plans for 2023

Counselling can feel scary for many LGBTQ+ clients. So many people tell me they choose to see a counsellor who identifies as LGBTQ+. Why?

Why choose email counselling? In this blog I share 7 reasons why people choose this popular alternative to traditional counselling.

I love working online. If you are not convinced yet here’s 6 reasons why online counselling might be right for you.

So my bisexuality was kept completely secret for years. I had seen many friends come out and be referred to as promiscuous, greedy, indecisi

As a counsellor working in the LGBTQ community, it’s so important we think about LGBTQ history. The timeline shows a very brief whistle

I don’t remember ever feeling safe to be openly gay. There were no out gay teachers in any of the 3 schools I taught in. Being in Brighton I

Gay shame is a central theme in the Channel 4’s It’s a Sin. Shame seriously affected the lives of the characters in this drama which was set

LGBTQ people are, sadly, statistically at higher risk of suicide. Did you know? 46% of trans people had suicidal thoughts in the last year

When I first started running LGBTQ awareness workshops for counsellors a few years ago it was very common for almost the whole room full of

LGBTQ clients, particularly those who are transgender are quite rightly very wary of professionals. It is quite likely your clients will

When working with clients who are thinking about disclosing who they are, I find that many find the concept of “inviting in” very helpful in

Today is Bi Visibility Day. Every year on the 23rd September people wave their blue, purple and pink flags and scream out to be noticed.

My boss used to say to me that I was the only youth worker who had so many suicidal clients. I wondered why. Was I doing something wrong? No