Sean Kelly

Whether you're seeking personal growth, deeper connections, or a way through difficult emotions, I provide a dynamic, integrative approach to therapy that meets you where you are.

Working relationally and creatively, I offer a space where exploration, and healing can happen. 

I’m a therapist driven by curiosity and a deep belief in transformation. With over 30 years of experience across the voluntary, statutory, and commercial sectors, I’ve worked with people from all walks of life, with a broad range of presenting issues: anxiety, depression, stress, relationships, family dynamics and specialities in behavioural change, sexuality, trauma, grief and loss.

My approach is rooted in psychosynthesis, a holistic and integrative way of working that helps us make sense of the complexities of being human. I work with what is current, historical, and unknown, helping navigate uncertainty, uncover deeper meaning, and move toward change in a way that feels authentic.

I believe therapy isn’t about fixing—it’s about understanding, evolving, and creating new possibilities. As a registered member of the Â鶹ԭ´´, I adhere to their ethical framework, ensuring a safe and professional space for this work.

If you’re looking for thoughtful, creative support please contact me to arrange a free introductory call. 

I work in a soulful way, and soul can mean many things - shaped by our beliefs, experiences, and circumstances. I believe a soulful perspective can support the way we connect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that every person, group, and community is unique, and that uniqueness deserves to be seen and celebrated. Yet, there are times when we may feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, or the shared purpose that brings us together.

My work explores the connection between mind, body, and feelings - helping individuals, groups, and communities reconnect with themselves and each other. Through this, I support deeper self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and a greater sense of wholeness, both personally and collectively.

Whilst my practice is open to all, it is grounded in a deep respect for identity, belonging, and the soulfulness of each person’s journey.

As a gay/queer identifying therapist, I bring lived experience alongside a commitment to queer-affirming, trans-affirming, and anti-racist practice. I work intentionally with individual and wider cultural context, recognising how systemic forces shape our lives, and how healing involves not just the self, but the stories we carry and the communities we move through.

The first session is an opportunity to explore why therapy now, and importantly, to get to know each other better and see if there is a good fit as client and therapist. 

Before the first session I offer a free 20 minute call to discuss your needs, and answer any initial questions you may have. 

I charge my usual rate for the first session, for 50 minutes. If both parties agree to move ahead, I will share a contract that outlines the terms we've agreed, including practicalities of working together and my commitment to therapeutic boundaries and ethical practice. 

I’m a therapist guided by curiosity, creativity, and a deep belief in the possibility of transformation.

With over 30 years of experience across the voluntary, statutory, and commercial sectors, I’ve worked with people from all walks of life. My practice holds space for a wide range of experiences: from anxiety, depression, and stress to relationship challenges, family dynamics, and identity. I specialise in behavioural change, sexuality and identity, trauma, grief and loss.

At the heart of my approach is psychosynthesis and archetypal psychology - a holistic, integrative way of working that honours the whole self: past, present, and emerging. Whether exploring the known, the historical, or the not-yet-understood, I help navigate complexity, connect with deeper meaning, and move toward authentic change.

Therapy, for me, isn’t about fixing, it’s about understanding, evolving, and uncovering new possibilities. As a registered member of the Â鶹ԭ´´, I hold this work within a professional and ethical framework, ensuring a safe, attuned, and grounded space for whatever needs to unfold.

I work in a soulful way, and soul can mean many things - shaped by our beliefs, experiences, and circumstances. I believe a soulful perspective can support the way we connect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that every person, group, and community is unique, and that uniqueness deserves to be seen and celebrated. Yet, there are times when we may feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, or the shared purpose that brings us together.

My work explores the connection between mind, body, and feelings - helping individuals, groups, and communities reconnect with themselves and each other. Through this, I support deeper self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and a greater sense of wholeness, both personally and collectively.

Whilst my practice is open to all, it is grounded in a deep respect for identity, belonging, and the soulfulness of each person’s journey.

As a gay/queer identifying therapist, I bring lived experience alongside a commitment to queer-affirming, trans-affirming, and anti-racist practice. I work intentionally with individual and wider cultural context, recognising how systemic forces shape our lives, and how healing involves not just the self, but the stories we carry and the communities we move through.

The first session is an opportunity to explore why therapy now, and importantly, to get to know each other better and see if there is a good fit as client and therapist.

Before the first session I offer a free 20 minute call to discuss your needs, and answer any initial questions you may have.

I charge my usual rate for the first session, for 50 minutes. If both parties agree to move ahead, I will share a contract that outlines the terms we've agreed, including practicalities of working together and my commitment to therapeutic boundaries and ethical practice. 

I’m a therapist guided by curiosity, creativity, and a deep belief in the possibility of transformation.

With over 30 years of experience across the voluntary, statutory, and commercial sectors, I’ve worked with people from all walks of life. My practice holds space for a wide range of experiences: from anxiety, depression, and stress to relationship challenges, family dynamics, and identity. I specialise in behavioural change, sexuality and identity, trauma, grief and loss.

At the heart of my approach is psychosynthesis and archetypal psychology - a holistic, integrative way of working that honours the whole self: past, present, and emerging. Whether exploring the known, the historical, or the not-yet-understood, I help navigate complexity, connect with deeper meaning, and move toward authentic change.

Therapy, for me, isn’t about fixing, it’s about understanding, evolving, and uncovering new possibilities. As a registered member of the Â鶹ԭ´´, I hold this work within a professional and ethical framework, ensuring a safe, attuned, and grounded space for whatever needs to unfold.

I work in a soulful way, and soul can mean many things - shaped by our beliefs, experiences, and circumstances. I believe a soulful perspective can support the way we connect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that every person, group, and community is unique, and that uniqueness deserves to be seen and celebrated. Yet, there are times when we may feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, or the shared purpose that brings us together.

My work explores the connection between mind, body, and feelings - helping individuals, groups, and communities reconnect with themselves and each other. Through this, I support deeper self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and a greater sense of wholeness, both personally and collectively.

Whilst my practice is open to all, it is grounded in a deep respect for identity, belonging, and the soulfulness of each person’s journey.

As a gay/queer identifying therapist, I bring lived experience alongside a commitment to queer-affirming, trans-affirming, and anti-racist practice. I work intentionally with individual and wider cultural context, recognising how systemic forces shape our lives, and how healing involves not just the self, but the stories we carry and the communities we move through.

The first session is an opportunity to explore why therapy now, and importantly, to get to know each other better and see if there is a good fit as client and therapist.

Before the first session I offer a free 20 minute call to discuss your needs, and answer any initial questions you may have.

I charge my usual rate for the first session, for 50 minutes. If both parties agree to move ahead, I will share a contract that outlines the terms we've agreed, including practicalities of working together and my commitment to therapeutic boundaries and ethical practice. 

I’m a therapist guided by curiosity, creativity, and a deep belief in the possibility of transformation.

With over 30 years of experience across the voluntary, statutory, and commercial sectors, I’ve worked with people from all walks of life. My practice holds space for a wide range of experiences: from anxiety, depression, and stress to relationship challenges, family dynamics, and identity. I specialise in behavioural change, sexuality and identity, trauma, grief and loss.

At the heart of my approach is psychosynthesis and archetypal psychology - a holistic, integrative way of working that honours the whole self: past, present, and emerging. Whether exploring the known, the historical, or the not-yet-understood, I help navigate complexity, connect with deeper meaning, and move toward authentic change.

Therapy, for me, isn’t about fixing, it’s about understanding, evolving, and uncovering new possibilities. As a registered member of the Â鶹ԭ´´, I hold this work within a professional and ethical framework, ensuring a safe, attuned, and grounded space for whatever needs to unfold.

I work in a soulful way, and soul can mean many things - shaped by our beliefs, experiences, and circumstances. I believe a soulful perspective can support the way we connect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that every person, group, and community is unique, and that uniqueness deserves to be seen and celebrated. Yet, there are times when we may feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, or the shared purpose that brings us together.

My work explores the connection between mind, body, and feelings - helping individuals, groups, and communities reconnect with themselves and each other. Through this, I support deeper self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and a greater sense of wholeness, both personally and collectively.

Whilst my practice is open to all, it is grounded in a deep respect for identity, belonging, and the soulfulness of each person’s journey.

As a gay/queer identifying therapist, I bring lived experience alongside a commitment to queer-affirming, trans-affirming, and anti-racist practice. I work intentionally with individual and wider cultural context, recognising how systemic forces shape our lives, and how healing involves not just the self, but the stories we carry and the communities we move through.

The first session is an opportunity to explore why therapy now, and importantly, to get to know each other better and see if there is a good fit as client and therapist.

Before the first session I offer a free 20 minute call to discuss your needs, and answer any initial questions you may have.

I charge my usual rate for the first session, for 50 minutes. If both parties agree to move ahead, I will share a contract that outlines the terms we've agreed, including practicalities of working together and my commitment to therapeutic boundaries and ethical practice. 

I’m a therapist guided by curiosity, creativity, and a deep belief in the possibility of transformation.

With over 30 years of experience across the voluntary, statutory, and commercial sectors, I’ve worked with people from all walks of life. My practice holds space for a wide range of experiences: from anxiety, depression, and stress to relationship challenges, family dynamics, and identity. I specialise in behavioural change, sexuality and identity, trauma, grief and loss.

At the heart of my approach is psychosynthesis and archetypal psychology - a holistic, integrative way of working that honours the whole self: past, present, and emerging. Whether exploring the known, the historical, or the not-yet-understood, I help navigate complexity, connect with deeper meaning, and move toward authentic change.

Therapy, for me, isn’t about fixing, it’s about understanding, evolving, and uncovering new possibilities. As a registered member of the Â鶹ԭ´´, I hold this work within a professional and ethical framework, ensuring a safe, attuned, and grounded space for whatever needs to unfold.

I work in a soulful way, and soul can mean many things - shaped by our beliefs, experiences, and circumstances. I believe a soulful perspective can support the way we connect, with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that every person, group, and community is unique, and that uniqueness deserves to be seen and celebrated. Yet, there are times when we may feel disconnected from ourselves, each other, or the shared purpose that brings us together.

My work explores the connection between mind, body, and feelings - helping individuals, groups, and communities reconnect with themselves and each other. Through this, I support deeper self-awareness, more authentic relationships, and a greater sense of wholeness, both personally and collectively.

Whilst my practice is open to all, it is grounded in a deep respect for identity, belonging, and the soulfulness of each person’s journey.

As a gay/queer identifying therapist, I bring lived experience alongside a commitment to queer-affirming, trans-affirming, and anti-racist practice. I work intentionally with individual and wider cultural context, recognising how systemic forces shape our lives, and how healing involves not just the self, but the stories we carry and the communities we move through.

The first session is an opportunity to explore why therapy now, and importantly, to get to know each other better and see if there is a good fit as client and therapist.

Before the first session I offer a free 20 minute call to discuss your needs, and answer any initial questions you may have.

I charge my usual rate for the first session, for 50 minutes. If both parties agree to move ahead, I will share a contract that outlines the terms we've agreed, including practicalities of working together and my commitment to therapeutic boundaries and ethical practice.