The book Queering Psychotherapy (Karnac) brings together a group of practitioners and other queers to talk about intersectional ways of being in a world that is often violent. A world that dismisses difference and divergence. We want to create an anti-oppressive space in which you feel safe and seen.

Jane Chance Czyzselska offers psychotherapy that takes account of clients’ environments and lived experiences. Bay De Veen offers supervision based on the fluidity of the octopus approach, a holistic and collaborative support for confident practice.

Queering Psychotherapy

While LGBTQIA+ people are more likely to suffer from a range of mental health issues than our cisgender, straight counterparts, we have less access to services or therapists who understand our issues. 

Queering Psychotherapy, written for and by queer and trans therapists for therapists and anyone interested in queer mental health, is a diverse collection of essays that acknowledge and address the fact that the therapy encounter is not a politics-free space. 

  • A compulsory read for anyone in the field, however they choose to identify.

    Dr. Aaron Balick
    Psychotherapist and author.

  • A compelling compass for reorienting and reimagining our field.

    Shoshi Asheri
    Psychotherapist, educator and creative collaborator at Aashna UK.

  • A testament to just how psychotherapy can come together when it steps outside of the heteronormative, able-bodied, white, middle class constraints within which it has been entangled almost since its inception.

    Dr Dwight Turner
    Psychotherapist, Supervisor and Workshop Facilitator.