Nicholas Glenister

Online sessions only - Availability Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings and afternoons.

I am a person-centred therapist and supervisor and specialise in working with GSRD supervisees and their clients and newly qualified therapists looking to start their own private practice. I offer both long-term supervision to support your client work and interim supervision to either support with specific clients, client issues or aspects of your practice or to cover your supervision hours if your current supervisor is away.

As a therapist, I work with clients on a wide range of issues including identity, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity, (GSRD), self-worth and self-esteem and I can support you in your practice within these areas or with clients presenting these issues or who are LGBTQIA+.

I am a queer-identifying, non-binary therapist and I am LGBTQIA+, kink, sex-work and neurodiverse friendly and offer an anti-oppressive practice. my pronouns are he/him.

I currently work Wednesday-Friday 12pm to 10pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.

All sessions are online using Zoom and are 50 minutes long

Hi, my name is Nick and I am a queer-identifying non-binary Person-Centred Counsellor and Psychotherapist.

Making the choice to seek out counselling can be a hard step in its own right, having to then find a counsellor you feel safe with when going through some of your most difficult moments can be very daunting.

My way of working is typically non-directive, offering you a confidential safe space that is non-judgmental and anti-oppressive allowing you to work through whatever is troubling you. With the person-centred approach, the counsellor is not considered to be the expert who can “fix” you but rather it is the individual that has the ability to work towards resolving their own issues when given the support of genuine acceptance and empathic understanding which comes from the working relationship between client and counsellor.

I work with adults on a wide range of issues surrounding identity, gender, sexuality, relationship diversity, (GSRD), self-worth and self-esteem, stress, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, work and workplace stress. 

Your reasons for seeking counselling can be well known to you but sometimes it can be as vague as knowing something feels wrong but not knowing what or why. Talking about these feelings can help bring them into focus and enable us to work together through these difficult times.

In our first session together, we will have the opportunity to get to know one another and it will give you an idea of what working with me as a counsellor will be like and if it is right for you.

I am LGBTQIA+, kink and neurodiverse friendly and my pronouns are he/him.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Nick