A seasoned trainer, author, counsellor and consultant with person-centred, anti-oppressive values
Training
Highly rated training on gender, sexual and romantic diversity, neurodiversity, disablility, and anti-oppressive practice.
Consultancy
Tap into my knowledge of best practice for LGBTQA+, disability, anti-oppressive practice, trauma and more.
Counselling and supervision
Person-centred therapy and clinical supervision that understands the systemic factors that impact our lives.
Writing
Author of Person-centred counselling for trans and gender diverse people: a practical guide and much more besides.
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Testimonials
“Sam has a wealth of knowledge and delivers it in a clear and organised way. I appreciated their calm demeanor and how engaged they were with the questions and comments from myself and the other attendees. I felt heard.“
“It was so refreshing to learn off someone so open minded, so well spoken and so easy to learn from! Absolutely enjoyed every moment of their session“
“What was great about the training was the honesty and acceptance that we all had different levels of understanding from the start, so I felt confident in communicating without fear of judgement. The training was honest and insightful, with information and questions I’m still processing.“
Latest Blogs
Mindful photography: retreats in the everyday
Photography is part of my creative practice, my mental health support, my meditation. Here I reflect on the importance of this practice to me as a neurodivergent therapist.
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No, Autism and ADHD aren’t being overdiagnosed
This blog seeks to unpack the lie, why it’s happening right now, what it means to want to push back on an empowered, visible and understood neurodivergent community.
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We need to talk about ageism against the young
Other people have written extensively about the dangerous, unscientific nonsense that is the Cass report, but I wanted to focus in on something that’s often being overlooked in the assault on the rights and care and autonomy of young trans people, and that’s the underlying ageism in the narratives.
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Sam Hope 
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