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UK Autistic Therapists
Here you will find all the listings for our autistic therapists in the UK online or in person.
Astrid Coxon
She/They
Online & via telephone internationally, or in person in East Suffolk, UK
I'm Astrid and I'm an autistic person-centred counsellor and psychologist. I work predominantly online (with people based in the UK and abroad), but I also offer telephone-based support and in-person therapy at my office on the Suffolk coast.
Jess Glenny
She/They
In person in south-east London and online
A therapeutic session is time-out-of-time to experience, notice and be, with the support of a skilled and experienced practitioner. I work integratively, bringing tools from yoga therapy, somatic and somatic movement therapy, and parts work (IFS and TIST) as needed. As a practitioner, I’m not there to interpret or advise. My role is to help you to be curious, to listen without judgement, to witness with compassion, and to navigate those pathways towards healing and integration that your body already knows.
Daniel Tyson
He/Him
Online (UK) and in person (Barrow in Furness)
Do you ever feel frustrated about being misunderstood by others?
Do you sometimes feel different, like you don’t quite fit in, no matter how hard you try?
Do you ever feel lonely, even when you’re around other people?
Are you often unsure of what you’re feeling in the moment?
Do everyday situations such as work, social events or busy places feel overwhelming and leave you drained?
Have you learned to keep parts of yourself hidden to avoid criticism, rejection, or being singled out?
Are you autistic, or do you wonder if you might be autistic? Perhaps you’ve had a late diagnosis and only just discovered this about yourself and want to understand what this means for your identity, wellbeing and everyday life.
If any of this sounds familiar (even if you’re not autistic), you’re in the right place. As someone who is autistic myself I’ve been through these things and I know how powerful it can be to talk to someone else who truly understands what it feels like.
Rebekah Jones
She/Her
Online and in person
In person session sessions are provided in Wootton Bridge, Isle of Wight (UK)
I am a UKCP Clinical Psychotherapist, Certified Trauma Therapist, Certified EMDR Therapist, CISM Practitioner, Individual and Group Supervisor and Consulting Lecturer, working across it all in a neuro-affirmative way.
But, most importantly, I am a woman who was diagnosed late with AuDHD and this, added to enduring my own extensive trauma through child and young adulthood, I believe, adds a significant gift to my practice - more than anything because I absolutely do understand just how hard life can feel, but also that these challenges are all things that can be overcome with the right support.
Matty Tong
In person in Clapham, London and online.
Psychotherapist working with children, adolescents and young adults. I offer a calm, safe, and welcoming space where children and young people can explore what’s going on for them at their own pace.
For neurodivergent children and young people, the world can feel particularly demanding or exhausting. They can benefit from a safe, confidential space where together we can think about what is going on for them and what might help make life easier.
Often they may not get a diagnosis until they are older which means they do not have the right support at school or college. I specialise in working with neurodivergent clients and know the importance of feeling accepted and understood.
Moving towards adulthood doesn’t always feel straightforward. Some young people feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure about the future. Together we can explore difficult emotions and unhealthy patterns of behaviour.
Becky Grace Irwing
She/Her
I work online with clients across the UK and internationally (excluding the United States). I also offer in-person sessions from my private practice office in Norwich, Norfolk, UK.
I’m an autistic CBT & EMDR therapist specialising in complex trauma, eating struggles and neurodiversity. I work best with deep thinkers and sensitive souls who want honest, grounded therapy that goes beyond weekly coping and creates real change.
Beth Wilkinson
She/They
I work online, via the telephone and through text within the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Queer Neurodiversity and Trauma Informed Therapist (MBACP)
I would describe myself to prospective clients as a warm, kind, empathetic individual who seeks to bring something different to the therapy room, always focusing on creating a welcoming and safe environment for clients to grow. AuDHD.
Claire Black
She/Her
Online and in-person (West Berkshire, UK)
Can your emotions overwhelm you? Do racing thoughts make it hard for you to switch off? Are you feeling lost or as if no one understands you?
Sometimes life can feel too much - whether it’s current life pressures, past experiences, relationship struggles, or negative thoughts that leave you feeling stuck. But you don’t have to figure everything out on your own.
Counselling takes you away from the noise of everyday life, helping you explore your story, bring clarity, offer a fresh perspective, and create space for emotional healing and growth.
Sara Elphinstone
She/Her
Online and in person in Oxfordshire, UK
My name is Sara and I work with autistic people - whether you are formally diagnosed or self identified. I work online and in person in Oxford and Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
I am autistic and ADHD - AuDHD and also a parent to neurodivergent children. I embrace mutual authenticity and believe shared experiences will deepen our therapeutic relationship.
My practice is neuroaffirming - grounded in respect, curiosity and the belief that neurodivergence is a valid and valuable way of being -not something to fix, but something to understand and learn how to live authentically with.
Julie-Anne Baker
She/Her
Online and in-person (Newport and Cardiff, South Wales, UK)
Hi! I'm Julie-Anne an autistic counsellor (and current trainee CBT psychotherapist) and young adult carer. From lived and professional experience, I enjoy and regularly work with anxiety, OCD, low self-esteem, carers and creativity.
John Wenger
He/Him
online and in person in Brighton & Hove
I'm an integrative psychotherapist and supervisor with over 25 years experience working therapeutically. I am a gay autistic man and work with a wide range of people who are navigating a broad variety of issues in their lives. Therapy with me is as individual and unique as you are.
Gemma Ewins
She/Her
Online from East Sussex, UK
Are you looking for somewhere safe and confidential where you can explore questions about your self and your life with an experienced, qualified, professional?
As a late diagnosed Autistic and ADHD person myself, I appreciate how valuable it can be to have an informed, non judgemental place to explore your neurodiversity. So whether you are curious about neurodiversity, recently identified or considering an assessment, I can offer a space to navigate this.
Bea Ecob-Larsen
She/Her
I am available in-person at my comfortable room in New Deer North, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
I also offer outdoors sessions in the countryside around North Aberdeenshire.
Online is available for people outwith Aberdeenshire, or who feel that this is the better option for them.
Pluralistic counselling supporting LGBTQIA+, neurodivergence, chronic health conditions, and school refusal.
I am a BACP-registered counsellor with an MA in Psychology, offering a flexible and collaborative approach tailored to each individual’s needs. My work may include animal-assisted therapy, creative therapeutic approaches, and coaching, depending on what feels most helpful. I work with children aged 9+, adults, and couples, providing a supportive and inclusive space to explore challenges, build resilience, and find meaningful ways forward.
Dr Charlie Renwick
She/Her
Online - Yorkshire UK
Hello! I’m Charlie, a Yorkshire-based counsellor and doctor in Psychiatry. Neurodivergence is a special interest of mine and I am very passionate about supporting fellow neurodivergent people to thrive. I'm AuDHD and my approach is person-centred and neurodiversity-affirming, influenced by my own lived experience and extensive neurodivergence-related training. However, each neurodivergent person is a unique individual and I hold this at the heart of how I work.
Paul McManus
Online and in person in central London
Albert Camus, the famously miserable French writer, said that the only serious question is whether or not to kill yourself. I’m a lot cheerier than he was. For me the most serious question is: How do you make love stay? If you can answer that, killing yourself won’t ever cross your mind.
Lauren Gray
She/Her
Online - UK. In person - Glasgow and Peebles, Scottish Borders
I am Lauren, a neurodivergent Practitioner Health Psychologist registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HPCP). I work with neurodivergent adults (16 years and above), including those late-diagnosed or self-identifying/diagnosed. I am passionate about supporting neurodivergent (autistic, ADHD, AuDHD) adults navigating identity exploration, assessment, diagnosis, and burnout. I also have an interest in supporting neurodivergent adults who are experiencing health-related challenges, such as reproductive health conditions or symptoms, connective tissue disorders, and other physical health conditions or chronic illness.
Sinéad Keeley
She/her
In person - St Albans and online
Supporting Neurodivergent Minds with Neurodivergent Insight
As someone who is Autistic (with PDA) and ADHD and a parent to two incredible neurodivergent teenage girls—one autistic, one ADHD and Autistic—I bring both lived and learned experience to my work. I understand the challenges of navigating a world designed for neurotypical minds and offer a space where your neurodivergence is seen, heard, and supported.
Much of my personal and professional journey has been about gaining awareness—first to support my daughters, and now to support others like us. Whether you’re exploring your identity, facing burnout, or just looking for a space to be fully yourself, you’re welcome here.
Helen Moss
I work in-person in York, UK, in a room accessible for wheelchair users.
I also work online and on the telephone.
I offer an inclusive, non-judgmental space with an awareness of safety, where I can support you to more deeply understand the situations that have brought you to therapy.
I am committed to trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, neurodivergent-aware and queer-affirmative practices.
Rosie Bull
they/she
Face-to-face in Sheffield or Online
Hi I'm Rosie and I really care about people.
I'm bring a lot of realness to sessions and feel a sincere fondness for my clients. As an AuDHD therapist with 9 years experience working with neurodivergent adults, I love collaboratively adapting sessions to fit each person's needs and helping them figure out how to get the most out of therapy.
I specialise in supporting people with late diagnosis, burnout, masking, friendship and relationship issues (including non-monogamous relationships), anxiety, trauma, historical abuse, confidence and self-esteem.
I am also part of the LGBTQIA+ community and working in an affirming way with people of all sexualities and gender identities.
I am available both daytimes and evenings and can meet you face-to-face at my cosy office in Sheffield or Online via video call.
I offer a free 30 minute consultation so you can ask any questions and see if we might be a good fit.
Sarah Royle
She/Her
Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire in person, online or by phone if you prefer.
I am a neurodivergent integrative therapist working in the UK. I work with neurodivergent and neurotypical people using a mixture of person-centred therapy, psychodynamic theory, cognitive behavioural therapy, creative therapies and acceptance and commitment therapy. My goal is to create a bespoke experience to fit your needs and preferences, to give you the best chance of addressing the problems you bring to therapy successfully.
Anthony Whelan
He/They
Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; and online
A neurodivergent neuroaffirming psychotherapist who loves working with fellow-travellers in this journey of life. My mission is to work with my clients in an equal relationship, to support them in whatever challenges they want to bring into our sessions.
Nathan Kilburn
Just use my name
online in the the Southport area
I am a qualified Person Centred counsellor, and am autistic, bringing my lived experience into my practice where I also use Gestalt, NLP, somatic experience therapy, geek therapy methodologies, and dream therapy.
My practice is fuelled by my passion for Taoism, Zen, Existentialism, and love of geek culture.
Ryan Anderson
He/Him
In-person in Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent, UK
Online across the UK
Therapy works best when it’s the right fit. You need someone who won’t just listen, but someone who really ‘gets it’ - someone who’s been there and can help you make sense of what’s going on. I bring a grounded, practical approach shaped by both personal insight and professional training, so our work is collaborative, clear, non-judgemental, and focused on what you really need.
Kirsti Willis
she/they
Online or the phone, in the UK
I offer neurodivergent people warm, empowering and trauma informed online counselling and art psychotherapy. I modify my approach to suit each clients' needs and preferences, using knowledge from my psychology, counselling and art therapy studies, as well as my experience of working with neurodivergent people for two decades. I'm neuro- and LGBTQIA+ affirming.
Faye McClure
She/Her
Online, Southampton UK
‘Therapy that values and embraces the neurodivergent experience’
My name is Faye (she/her). I aim to support neurodivergent people throughout the difficulties and challenges we face, by offering affirming therapy tailored to the individual's needs. I hope to support you in better understanding your unique value, and navigating or even embracing your neurodivergent experience.
Gordon Thomas
He/Him
I am based in Nottingham and see clients in-person at The Humber Centre, in Beeston and Crescent Counselling, in The Park. I also see clients online.
I work in a supportive and positive way. I am non-judgemental and on your side. I am queer friendly and sex positive. I love working with neurodivergent clients but everyone is welcome.
El Kerr-Patton
She/They
Online within the UK and Europe
Specialist in ADHA, Autistic and Audhd burnout recovery El will help you restore your energy and build your capacity to create the life you want. El works with all areas of neurodivergence, offering affirming and accepting therapy. They are themselves queer and pride themselves on creating a supportive space for all members of the LGBTQIA+ community as well as kink and poly positive.
Danielle Mills
She/Her
I offer in-person sessions in Derbyshire (with access needs in mind), as well as online therapy across the UK. Walk-and-talk, animal-supported, and nature-based sessions are also available for those who find the outdoors soothing or regulating.
Therapy that fits you - not the other way around. I’m an autistic therapist with ADHD offering creative, affirming support online, with animals, and in nature. Let’s work together, your way.
Debbie Sheringham
Online - I am insured to work anywhere in the world apart from the US and Canada
In-person - at the Dunfermline Wholeness Centre, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, UK
I view my therapeutic work through an intersectional and neuroaffirming lens. I invite my clients to bring their whole selves into this safe and non-judgmental space, where we can work together in collaboration.
Meriel Whale
she/her/they
East Sussex, UK (Lewes) and online
Are you an individual or a couple struggling with infertility or childlessness or trying to move forward after it? Feeling lost, grieving, or struggling to find where you can fit in? Whether you're childless, facing infertility, neurodivergent, or LGBTQIA+, you don’t have to go through it alone. As one of the first UK counsellors to specialise in childlessness, I offer a space where you can come as you are and leave feeling understood and supported and with renewed confidence for your future. I work with individuals and couples/relationships both online and face to face in Lewes, East Sussex.
Kathy Engler
She/Her
Online and in person in Huddersfield, HD8, West Yorkshire
I'm Kathy; I work with neurodivergent individuals, couples and polyamorous groups. My practice is inclusive, neuro-affirming and trauma -informed. I specialise in working with late-realised or diagnosed autistic and ADHD adults and will work with you to implore the impact of masking, burnout, rejection sensitivity, executive function and what their impact on your life and identity.
I adapt my approach to meet you where you are at — whether that means flexible pacing, adjusting sensory environment, or simply being sensitive to how you best communicate. If you’re looking for a counsellor who understands what it’s like to live with neurodivergence and wants to help you feel more at ease - please contact me.
Amy Lasen
She/Her
Online - Salford, Manchester
Hello! I’m Amy, I’m a fully-qualified, online counsellor UK wide based in Salford. I work with late-diagnosed ADHD, AuDHD, and ASD adults who want to help or support with neurodivergence, navigate a new diagnosis or self diagnosis and learn how to meet yourself where you are now. My approach is rooted in understanding, empathy, and respect for your journey - you’re the expert in you. I am registered with the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society which means I adhere to strict ethics and standards, you’re safe with me.
Linsey Bailey-Rowles
She/Her
Online Worldwide
I’m an accredited psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner specialising in therapeutic support for autistic and ADHD clients, including late-diagnosed and self-identified adults. I also support people living with the impact of trauma, chronic illness, fatigue, disability, perimenopause, and identity exploration, and I offer therapeutic coaching for parents of neurodivergent children.
As a neurodivergent, queer, and disabled person living with chronic illness, I bring lived experience alongside clinical expertise. I understand how closely the mind, body, and environment are connected — and how distress is often shaped by systems and expectations that weren’t designed for neurodivergent or disabled people.
Gareth Eglinton-Pacitti
He/They
Online, by phone and in person in Milton Keynes, UK
Hello, I’m Gareth. I’m an Integrative Therapist with a compassionate, affirming approach, with a specialism in working with shame, LGBT+ / ENM issues and neurodivergent people (ADHD/Autism). I offer sessions in Milton Keynes, online, or via phone
Rebecca Handy
she/her
I work online via Zoom and also offer walk and talk therapy in person in areas around Coventry and Warwickshire.
Autistic Women's Therapy - Person-Centred Therapist (BA Hons, MBACP). I specialise in working with autistic and neurodivergent women and AFAB individuals, offering online therapy UK-wide and walk-and-talk sessions in Warwickshire. My approach is affirming, feminist, and trauma-informed.
Ness Cooper
She/Her
Online via Zoom, and in-person at Bure Valley Osteopaths in Aylsham Norfolk
For the past 20 years I have supported individuals, couples and polyamorous groups. I have specialised in intimacy, relationship, and psychosexual issues, but also see clients for general weekly psychotherapy.
Jo Burch
She/Her
Online and in person. Derby, UK
If you're feeling overwhelmed and highly sensitive to life and its stresses, I'm here to offer you my compassionate support.
I'm a late-diagnosed autistic psychotherapist who works online or outside with nature's soothing presence to help you to find your own path through your difficulties that works for you.
Working online or outside can take away some of the intensity and pressure of being one-to-one in a confined space. Outside with nature, it can be less challenging to connect with what's troubling us while in the company of the swaying trees, the scampering animals and the fluttering birds.
Karen Charman
She/Her
Online and face to face on Hayling Island, Hampshire, UK
I'm an AuDHD counsellor, supporting adults 18+ to adjust to a late diagnosis, workplace issues, relationships, menopause and co-existing health conditions. I work online or face to face on the South Coast in sunny Hayling Island, Hampshire!
Natalie Wood
She/Her
Online, face to face, Dorset, uk.
I have always noticed the small differences between myself and others, this has alot of the time been painful. However working as a counsellor I have been able to see the beauty in those differences and celebrate them. I love helping others to identify their beauty and worth and help find their voice for todays society.
Lii Brooke
She/Her
In-person in Chalfont St Giles, near Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, and online across the UK and the Republic of Ireland
Are you an autistic professional, worn out by endless responsibilities? Uncertain about the right way forward and why everything feels so difficult? Living in constant tension?
If so, I understand you.
I am autistic myself and run a successful counselling private practice alongside my role as a data analyst at a global management consultancy. Many of my clients are in the tech industry or in academia.
I am bi-sexual and of mixed ethnicity comprising Ashkenazi Jewish, Asian and Eastern European. In case you find yourself working through complexities of interwoven cultural identities, you would be pleased to know that I know first-hand what that might be like.
Therapy with me is both about exploring your concerns and collaboratively working out a solution. In the sessions I encourage you to build self-esteem, define your own goals and move confidently towards creating the life you want.
My clients find clarity and achieve their objectives with calm confidence.
Craig Kerrecoe
He/Him
Online primarily, in-person via 'Walk and Talk' sessions in Tonbridge, Kent (UK). Will also work via telephone and email if that suits your needs.
Therapy that affirms, validates and adapts to you, not the other way around, from a neurodivergent, queer, NCPS Accredited Integrative Therapist. You are not broken. You are not too much. You are enough. Let’s explore your neurodivergence in a way that honours who you are.
Phoebe Howitt
She/Her
I work in person in York, North Yorkshire YO30 4XL, and online video sessions via Microsoft Teams.
I am a diagnosed autistic and ADHD therapist, specialising in working with autistic and/or ADHD clients and OCD - diagnosed, undiagnosed, exploring, and self diagnosed all valid and welcome.
Tayler Remi
She/her
I work both online and in person in Manchester.
Online: Across the UK, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
I know the shutdowns, the spirals and the bone-deep burnout. I’m an autistic therapist, and I offer therapy that centers autism and neurodivergence from the inside.
Emma Bede
She/Her
Online in the UK
I offer compassion, understanding and practical support for anyone wanting help to navigate a world that feels too hard, whether that's because you're finding new ways to understand yourself through the lens of neurodivergence, or because you're adjusting to major life or identity changes, like parenthood or illness or disability.
Claire Hendrickson
She/Her
Online and in person within the Dudley (West Midlands) area
I'm Claire founder of Neuro By Nature Therapy
From the age of 9 I was in a constant cycle of therapy due to trauma and undiagnosed ADHD and Autism. Regular therapy just wasn’t hitting the mark. My therapists “didn’t get me” and I found it ineffective. This is why the therapy I offer is modified to suit the needs of neurodivergent people. I’ve struggled with my identity and difference over the years and am passionate about helping others find and get comfortable their own uniqueness.
The foundations of how I work are Neuro-Affirming, LGBTQ+ affirming, Trauma Informed and Respecting Diversity.
Joanne Flatt
She/Her
Online/Telephone (UK wide), In-Person (Essex, UK)
I’m a late-diagnosed autistic counsellor and hypnotherapist, self-identifying as AuDHD, supporting parents and those in the pre/postnatal period, particularly those who are healing themselves and are wanting to do things differently.
Hollie Edwards
She/Her
Online/Telephone (UK wide), In-Person (Wirral, UK)
I’m a neurodiversity-affirming therapist. I specialize in ADHD, ASD, executive function struggles, and the emotional toll of “trying harder.”
When I’m not in session, I’m likely fussing over my cat, trying to decipher his cryptic stares, delivering nerdy training sessions about ADHD, and I also enjoy some dry British humour, with a few awkward metaphors thrown in.
Charlotte Lamb
She/Her
I work online and in person. Devizes & Trowbridge, Wiltshire
I am a queer, AUDHD counsellor, who is passionate about supporting people to live fulfilling lives as their true selves.
Life can feel overwhelming, and you shouldn’t have to face it alone. I provide a safe, understanding space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, grief, relationship challenges, or simply seeking personal growth, I am here to walk alongside you with care and compassion.
I specialise in supporting neurodivergent adults and young people, helping you build self-awareness, increase confidence, and find ways to navigate the world that feel right for you. Everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and valued, and I tailor my approach to honour your unique experiences.
You are not alone in this journey. With the right support, you can find clarity and a way forward that feels authentic to you.
Amy Gordon
She/Her
Online or in Person in Rochester/Gravesend Kent
Niche areas of late diagnosis, or clients questioning potential neurodivergence. Peri/post natal clients, especially neurodivergent parents. Authentic and relational counsellor. Trauma informed, especially in areas of fertility, baby loss or birth trauma, and trauma associated with neurodivergence.
Lucy Weston
She/Her
Online (also in person in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire)
Warm neuro-affirming late diagnosed autistic qualified counsellor, BACP registered, years of experience and training in counselling autistic clients, working alongside them in a person-centred way to build self understanding and compassion and tools for meeting self needs, and navigating challenges inc anxiety and depression.
Claire Law
She/Her
In person: Preston, Lancashire. Online (via MS Teams) for clients based in UK
I'm Claire, a Preston-based counsellor offering Integrative Psychotherapy. People describe my therapeutic approach as: Warm, Welcoming, Inclusive, Encouraging, Involved
I'm late-diagnosed Autistic myself, and have a heart for all things inclusive.
Rachel Raynor
She/Her
I work both online and in-person and am based in Tong, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides UK
I work with late diagnosed, or people who wish to explore the possibility of being neurodiverse, including autism, adhd, audhd to support them with burnout, identity and masking. I offer both online sessions and face-to-face counselling from my base near Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis
Jill Beason - Jill Holly Counselling
She/Her
Online and in person (north Oxfordshire UK)
Hi, I’m Jill – an experienced counsellor and supervisor offering warm, affirming therapy for neurodivergent adults. I specialise in working with people who are autistic, ADHD, or both (AuDHD), and those exploring their identity or late-diagnosed. My practice is neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed, and inclusive.
Steph Bentley
She/Her
Online and in person in Leeds
If you're here, you might be feeling overwhelmed or unsure about how to navigate life as a neurodivergent adult. I'm Steph Bentley - an autistic counsellor who understand what it's like to feel unseen or misunderstood. My approach is trauma-informed, neuro-affirming, and deeply compassionate. Together, we'll create a safe, non-judgmental space where your unique brain and experiences are honoured. I'm here to listen, support and help you find clarity, healing and self-acceptance. Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been on this journey for a while, you are not alone. I offer flexible sessions online or face-to-face in Leeds. Please get in touch if you want to explore how counselling can support your authentic self.
Katherine Heritage
She/Her
Online
I'm a HCPC registered Art Therapist. I currently offer welcoming online Art Therapy groups. The groups take place on Zoom with myself and a co-therapist. Group members can be based anywhere across the UK. Online groups seem to be a great resource for neurodivergent people who prefer connecting online. The focus on the art and the art making is often very reassuring for those who are concerned about talking in a group. Art Therapy is brilliant in that the art gives group members a focus to look at and think about.
Helen Young
She/Her
Online counselling sessions to anyone within the UK and in-person sessions at my private practice, in Fareham, Hampshire.
As a gestalt relational counsellor I work with you in the here and now by focusing upon the what and the how of your experience. I do not neglect your past or your future, but instead ask you to consider the impact that your past or future has for you within the present. I am interested in how you perceive your environment and your individual context.
Sara-Louise Ackrill
She/Her
Online with some in person in West London (Baker Street)
I work 100% with clients who identify as neurodivergent. I am an Independent specialist therapist and coach (hybrid model) with over 12 years of private practice. I am also an entrepreneur working in the neurodiversity space in the UK, Middle East and South Asia.
Stacey Douglas
She/Her
I currently work online, offering flexible sessions accessible from anywhere in the UK. I also offer face-to-face therapy in Winchester, Hampshire, but in-person appointments are temporarily on hold due to an office move.
Neurodivergent-affirming, polyvagal-informed therapy for adults.
I’m a late-diagnosed Autistic ADHDer and experienced therapist offering warm, down-to-earth support for neurodivergent adults navigating life, identity, and nervous system regulation.
Sofia
She/They
Online and in person, Aberdeen
Neurodivergent, queer, social justice advocate and person centred therapist. I provide an anti-oppressive space, free from judgment or expectations. Specialist interest in intersectional identities, LGBTQIA+, chronic health concerns, and neurodivergent individuals.
Cam Field
She/Her
Face to face in Birmingham, online
I am a Somatic Gestalt Psychotherapist in private practice, accredited with UKCP. I have been working in the field since the early 2000s and offer adult psychotherapy, and therapeutic supervision. I'm AuDHD.
I specialise in bodywork and trauma recovery. I love working creatively, particularly using photography or other art forms in therapy.
Brigid McGrath
She/Her
Online Only
Hi I`m Brigid, an AuDHD Art Therapist and Psychotherapist. I offer online art therapy, counselling & psychotherapy, Autism & ADHD Support and Brainspotting.
I provide a space where anything can be expressed and explored within the safety of the relationship. Sometimes this is with spoken word, and sometimes through creative artmaking, music, written words, or in silence.
Kate Upshall
She/Her/They/Them
I work in person in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, and online via Zoom. Please be aware there are stairs up to my therapy room, and no lift unfortunately.
Hello I'm a Gestalt Psychotherapist. I work in a relational, embodied, and creative way. I am passionate about the benefits of Gestalt therapy, and its potential to support us all to live an authentic, satisfying life.
Alison Joanne Smith
She/Her
Online Only UK
I was late diagnosed with autism at age 45, and now also self-identify as AuDHD (autism with ADHD). If you need help to make changes or to manage your feelings, your work, your relationships or all of these perhaps, contact me to see if I might be the right therapist for you.
Jo Millward
She/Her
Online and in person in Cheltenham (Gloucestershire) and Devizes (Wiltshire)
Hi! I'm Jo, a late-diagnosed autistic counsellor working with adults (18+). I specialise in neurodivergence, support LGBTQIA+ clients especially those exploring gender identity, and individuals navigate difficult life transitions. I am an integrative counsellor combining both person centered and psychodynamic approaches in a way that is suited to you.
Dr Astrid Coxon
Any Pronouns
Online, via telephone, or in person in East Suffolk
I'm Astrid and I'm a person-centred counsellor and psychologist. I work predominantly online (with people based in the UK and abroad), but I also offer telephone-based sessions and in-person therapy at my office on the Suffolk coast.
Jade R Taylor
She/Them
Online and in person - Shrewsbury, Shropshire
"I'm a therapist as well as an AuDHD person. As an autistic psychotherapist with ADHD, I utilise psychoeducation and counselling techniques through a neuro-affirmative lens to help you explore and celebrate your differences in a safe place with someone who understands."
Vauna Beauvais
She/Her
Online Via Zoom
"With 25+ years of experience and being AuDHD myself, I understand the process of reframing your life. Whether you're a professional navigating workplace demands, a student balancing university pressures, or have relationships at the forefront of your concerns, I'm committed to helping you define and achieve your own vision of quality living. My approach is neuroaffirming, LGBTQ+ friendly, and focused on practical realities."
Jo Phillips
She/Her
Online and In Person in Camberley and Guildford, Surrey
"I work with all neurotypes but my experience and training has enabled me to work effectively with neurodivergent clients (ASD/ADHD) as I am more aware of sensory overload, overstimulation and autistic burnout. For those struggling with eye contact my rooms can easily be adapted to suit clients needs. I endeavour to help my clients regulate themselves and welcome requests for reasonable adjustments, so they can get the most out of our sessions together."
Carolyn Kempster
She/Her
Online and In Person Bletchley, Milton Keynes MK3
"Everyone faces difficult situations and painful experiences. As a person-centred counsellor, I offer you the space and time to explore whatever feels important, in a non-judgemental and safe setting. I believe that everyone has the capacity to grow, change, and heal, given the right conditions. Through counselling, I hope to help you feel heard, understood, and empowered. It's important to me to offer authentic warmth and care to clients and listen with empathy and understanding. Together we can explore ideas and options, helping you to imagine a new way forward. My counselling room is comfortable and relaxing, with the chance to have a hot drink while we meet. It is also wheelchair accessible, and there is access to a toilet."
Jess Glenny
She/They
Online and In Person London SE18
"An opportunity to cultivate attention to the life of your inner body, with the support of a skilled and experienced practitioner. The body is an ancient storehouse of emotional experiences. These are stitched into our tissues – cells, organs, fascia, bones. Whatever we have been too young, scared, overwhelmed or frozen to feel, the body holds, until we are ready to let it into consciousness and express and integrate it. Yoga, somatic and parts work therapy offers a safe space to gently unpick some of the seams."
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