Iulian Chear

I work online with clients from all over the UK and beyond. I'm available most weekdays and early evenings.

I specialise in working with issues surrounding gender, sexuality, neurodiversity and identity. I welcome working with people with diverse gender and sexual identities, people who engage in chemsex or consensual polyamorous relationships, sex-workers and people living with HIV. I also welcome working with trans/transgender clients, pre/post or questioning transition, people who engage in cross-dressing, people who identify as Neurodivergent, Crip or Queer, and people who engage in Kink, BDSM, asexuality or celibacy.

I am an UKCP accredited psychotherapist with a first degree in psychology and a doctorate in existential psychotherapy. My academic research on crossdressing delves into issues such as sexuality, gender, identity and their connection with existential themes such as being, inauthenticity, lack of freedom and meaning. This is also mirrored within my private practice, where I usually work with people at the intersection between social class, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, race/ethnicity, faith and disability and the social, personal, and political context my clients find themselves in.

Get in touch if you have any questions or would like to organise an introductory session. The first session is free to get to know each other to see how and if we can work together to improve your well-being.

I work online with clients from all over the UK and beyond. I'm available most weekdays and early evenings.

I specialise in working with issues surrounding gender, sexuality, neurodiversity and identity. I welcome working with people with diverse gender and sexual identities, people who engage in chemsex or consensual polyamorous relationships, sex-workers and people living with HIV. I also welcome working with trans/transgender clients, pre/post or questioning transition, people who engage in cross-dressing, people who identify as Neurodivergent, Crip or Queer, and people who engage in Kink, BDSM, asexuality or celibacy.

I am an UKCP accredited psychotherapist with a first degree in psychology and a doctorate in existential psychotherapy. My academic research on crossdressing delves into issues such as sexuality, gender, identity and their connection with existential themes such as being, inauthenticity, lack of freedom and meaning. This is also mirrored within my private practice, where I usually work with people at the intersection between social class, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, race/ethnicity, faith and disability and the social, personal, and political context my clients find themselves in.

Get in touch if you have any questions or would like to organise an introductory session. The first session is free to get to know each other to see how and if we can work together to improve your well-being.

I am a UKCP-registered Existential Psychotherapist with six years of clinical experience, and I am currently undertaking a Diploma in Supervision at CSTD in Bath. While in training, I offer reduced-rate supervision (£45) to qualified counsellors and psychotherapists.

I offer a reflective and collaborative space where you can grow and develop as a practitioner; a space where you can find inspiration and identify your own resources.

My work is informed by existential philosophy, phenomenology, critical thinking (Marxism, psychoanalysis, feminism, queer theory, post-colonialism) and artistic movements (surrealism, symbolism, dadaism), and the inspiration they provide for understanding everyday life struggles. I have a PhD applied to gender, sexuality and otherness, and lived experience of queerness, neurodiversity and immigration.

I work with all kinds of issues, but I have a special interest in working with identity, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, and the intersectionality of such categories with neoliberal capitalism, social class, race/ethnicity, disability and immigration.

I work online using Zoom, and I am available on most days during the week. Get in touch to schedule a free introductory session to see how we can work together.