Claudia Kent

Available Mondays-Fridays 8am - 5pm

My name is Claudia (she/her), a Bristol based person centered psychotherapist.

Justice and equality are key values in my work. I work affirmatively with LGBTQIA+ persons and those practicing kink or polyamory as well as anyone exploring what gender, sexuality or identity might mean in their lives and relationships.

I work in a gentle manner that aims to make the counselling room into a welcoming space for exploring all feelings. I am genuinely interested in the broad range of human experience, and my ambition is to support you as you process your story and feelings at a pace that is comfortable. If you find yourself stuck or confused, I use active, compassionate listening methods to help you onwards.

Therapy may involve exploring the effects of issues such as shame and stigma, which may be particularly relevant for members of minority groups who might have experienced discrimination or exclusion.

I wish to engage with each person’s story in its uniqueness and complexity. Above all, I endeavour to nurture mutual feelings of trust, respect and the will to learn together.

I am a fully qualified counsellor with an MSc in Person-Centred Psychotherapy from the University of Strathclyde. I work online with clients in the UK and throughout Europe. Sessions can be held in both English and Swedish.

I also hold a BSc in Gender Studies and have worked for several years for an organisation that works with sexual and reproductive health, rights and education. This work has deepened my understanding of issues relating to identity, sexuality, communication, consent and the nurturing of mutually satisfying relationships. It has also shaped my approach to creating a non-judgemental space for clients to feel safe discussing topics such as intimacy and desire.

I have worked with organisations that deliver counselling to persons who have experienced childhood trauma and domestic abuse. I am also experienced in working with client who are neurodivergent such as ADHD and ASD. 

I offer a free 20-minute onlin consultation.

This gives us a chance to see whether we would work well together.

Available Mondays-Fridays 8am - 4pm

My name is Claudia (she/her), a Bristol based person centered psychotherapist.

Justice and equality are key values in my work. I work affirmatively with LGBTQIA+ persons and those practicing kink or polyamory as well as anyone exploring what gender, sexuality or identity might mean in their lives and relationships.

I work in a gentle manner that aims to make the counselling room into a welcoming space for exploring all feelings. I am genuinely interested in the broad range of human experience, and my ambition is to support you as you process your story and feelings at a pace that is comfortable. If you find yourself stuck or confused, I use active, compassionate listening methods to help you onwards.

Therapy may involve exploring the effects of issues such as shame and stigma, which may be particularly relevant for members of minority groups who might have experienced discrimination or exclusion.

I wish to engage with each person’s story in its uniqueness and complexity. Above all, I endeavour to nurture mutual feelings of trust, respect and the will to learn together.

I am a fully qualified counsellor with an MSc in Person-Centred Psychotherapy from the University of Strathclyde. I work online with clients in the UK and throughout Europe. Sessions can be held in both English and Swedish.

I also hold a BSc in Gender Studies and have worked for several years for an organisation that works with sexual and reproductive health, rights and education. This work has deepened my understanding of issues relating to identity, sexuality, communication, consent and the nurturing of mutually satisfying relationships. It has also shaped my approach to creating a non-judgemental space for clients to feel safe discussing topics such as intimacy and desire.

I have worked with organisations that deliver counselling to persons who have experienced childhood trauma and domestic abuse. I am also experienced in working with client who are neurodivergent such as ADHD and ASD. 

I offer a free 20-minute online consultation.

This gives us both a chance to see whether we would work well together.

Available Mondays-Fridays 8am - 5pm

My name is Claudia (she/her), a Bristol based person centered psychotherapist.

​Justice and equality are key values in my work. I work affirmatively with LGBTQIA+ persons and those practicing kink or polyamory as well as anyone exploring what gender, sexuality or identity might mean in their lives and relationships.

I work in a gentle manner that aims to make the counselling room into a welcoming space for exploring all feelings. I am genuinely interested in the broad range of human experience, and my ambition is to support you as you process your story and feelings at a pace that is comfortable. If you find yourself stuck or confused, I use active, compassionate listening methods to help you onwards.

Therapy may involve exploring the effects of issues such as shame and stigma, which may be particularly relevant for members of minority groups who might have experienced discrimination or exclusion.

I wish to engage with each person’s story in its uniqueness and complexity. Above all, I endeavour to nurture mutual feelings of trust, respect and the will to learn together.

I am a fully qualified counsellor with an MSc in Person-Centred Psychotherapy from the University of Strathclyde. I work online with clients in the UK and throughout Europe. Sessions can be held in both English and Swedish.

I also hold a BSc in Gender Studies and have worked for several years for an organisation that works with sexual and reproductive health, rights and education. This work has deepened my understanding of issues relating to identity, sexuality, communication, consent and the nurturing of mutually satisfying relationships. It has also shaped my approach to creating a non-judgemental space for clients to feel safe discussing topics such as intimacy and desire.

I have worked with organisations that deliver counselling to persons who have experienced childhood trauma and domestic abuse. I am also experienced in working with client who are neurodivergent such as ADHD and ASD. 

I offer a free 20-minute introductory phone or video call during which you may ask questions and we can discuss what you are currently seeking support with. This gives us a chance to consider whether we could work well together.