Liam Mansfield

I offer sessions online, over the phone.

Hi, I'm Liam, a Welsh, gay man - thanks for stopping by.

I am a fully qualified and registered therapist who also enjoys singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs.

For me, the most important part of therapy is the warm and open relationship between therapist and client. I like people, and I enjoy working with clients who are interested in developing a deeper understanding of themselves and how to make relevant, long-lasting change.

In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" do. My focus is on establishing trust and creating a safe environment where you feel valued and understood.

I have worked with a wide range of clients in clinical practice throughout Greater Manchester including those who are struggling with bereavement and loss, changes in identity, sexual identity, gender, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, overwhelm and general unhappiness.

I find it particularly rewarding working with those who are in the middle of a transition in life, including young people (18-25) who are moving from school to university, university into work, or other daunting life events.

I also specialise in working with clients who are queer or LGBTQ+. I believe that our experiences as queer people are not generalised and are a complex web of intersectionality, so it is important to understand clients' experiences fully when working together.

I previously worked as a performer and am still a creative. I understand the difficulties of creative industries, with a vast experience of working in theatre, film and tv, and the creative industries. I bring this expertise into my practice.

I offer an informal chat before our first session so we can get to know one another and understand our expectations of working together - so drop me a message to find out more. I predominantly work online, but can sometimes offer face-to-face sessions.

I find that working online to be equally as effective as in-person sessions. Clients have also told me about other benefits to online sessions, such as: flexibility, increased comfort by being in their own space, avoiding the stress of travel, and avoiding potentially noisy therapy spaces and waiting rooms.

Once you make an enquiry, we'll start with a 30 minute phone call to better understand one another and our expectations of the sessions together.

Following sessions will be 50 minutes online, using whichever platform suits you best.

I am able to offer concessionary rates so please do ask.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I offer sessions online, over the phone, and sometimes in-person.

Hi, I'm Liam, a Welsh, gay man living in Manchester - thanks for stopping by. 

I am a fully qualified and registered therapist who also enjoys singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs.

For me, the most important part of therapy is the warm and open relationship between therapist and client. I like people, and I enjoy working with clients who are interested in developing a deeper understanding of themselves and how to make relevant, long-lasting change. 

In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" do. My focus is on establishing trust and creating a safe environment where you feel valued and understood.

I have worked with a wide range of clients in clinical practice throughout Greater Manchester including those who are struggling with bereavement and loss, changes in identity, sexual identity, gender, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, overwhelm and general unhappiness.

I find it particularly rewarding working with those who are in the middle of a transition in life, including young people (18-25) who are moving from school to university, university into work, or other daunting life events.

I also specialise in working with clients who are queer or LGBTQ+. I believe that our experiences as queer people are not generalised and are a complex web of intersectionality, so it is important to understand clients' experiences fully when working together.

I previously worked as a performer and am still a creative. I understand the difficulties of creative industries, with a vast experience of working in theatre, film and tv, and the creative industries. I bring this expertise into my practice.

I offer an informal chat before our first session so we can get to know one another and understand our expectations of working together - so drop me a message to find out more. I predominantly work online, but can sometimes offer face-to-face sessions.

I find that working online to be equally as effective as in-person sessions. Clients have also told me about other benefits to online sessions, such as: flexibility, increased comfort by being in their own space, avoiding the stress of travel, and avoiding potentially noisy therapy spaces and waiting rooms.

Once you make an enquiry, we'll start with a 30 minute phone call to better understand one another and our expectations of the sessions together.

Following sessions will be 50 minutes online, using whichever platform suits you best.

I am able to offer concessionary rates so please do ask.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I offer sessions online, over the phone, and sometimes in-person.

Hi, I'm Liam, a Welsh, gay man living in Manchester - thanks for stopping by.

I am a fully qualified and registered therapist who also enjoys singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs.

For me, the most important part of therapy is the warm and open relationship between therapist and client. I like people, and I enjoy working with clients who are interested in developing a deeper understanding of themselves and how to make relevant, long-lasting change.

In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" do. My focus is on establishing trust and creating a safe environment where you feel valued and understood.

I have worked with a wide range of clients in clinical practice throughout Greater Manchester including those who are struggling with bereavement and loss, changes in identity, sexual identity, gender, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, overwhelm and general unhappiness.

I find it particularly rewarding working with those who are in the middle of a transition in life, including young people (18-25) who are moving from school to university, university into work, or other daunting life events.

I also specialise in working with clients who are queer or LGBTQ+. I believe that our experiences as queer people are not generalised and are a complex web of intersectionality, so it is important to understand clients' experiences fully when working together.

I previously worked as a performer and am still a creative. I understand the difficulties of creative industries, with a vast experience of working in theatre, film and tv, and the creative industries. I bring this expertise into my practice.

I offer an informal chat before our first session so we can get to know one another and understand our expectations of working together - so drop me a message to find out more. I predominantly work online, but can sometimes offer face-to-face sessions.

I find that working online to be equally as effective as in-person sessions. Clients have also told me about other benefits to online sessions, such as: flexibility, increased comfort by being in their own space, avoiding the stress of travel, and avoiding potentially noisy therapy spaces and waiting rooms.

Once you make an enquiry, we'll start with a 30 minute phone call to better understand one another and our expectations of the sessions together.

Following sessions will be 50 minutes online, using whichever platform suits you best.

I am able to offer concessionary rates so please do ask.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I offer sessions online and over the phone.

Hi, I'm Liam - thanks for stopping by.

I am a fully qualified and registered therapist who also enjoys singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs.

For me, the most important part of therapy is the warm and open relationship between therapist and client. I like people, and I enjoy working with clients who are interested in developing a deeper understanding of themselves and how to make relevant, long-lasting change.

In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" do. My focus is on establishing trust and creating a safe environment where you feel valued and understood.

I have worked with a wide range of clients in clinical practice throughout Greater Manchester including those who are struggling with bereavement and loss, changes in identity, sexual identity, gender, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, overwhelm and general unhappiness.

I find it particularly rewarding working with those who are in the middle of a transition in life, including young people (18-25) who are moving from school to university, university into work, or other daunting life events.

I also specialise in working with clients who are queer or LGBTQ+. I believe that our experiences as queer people are not generalised and are a complex web of intersectionality, so it is important to understand clients' experiences fully when working together.

I previously worked as a performer and am still a creative. I understand the difficulties of creative industries, with a vast experience of working in theatre, film and tv, and the creative industries. I bring this expertise into my practice.

I offer an informal chat before our first session so we can get to know one another and understand our expectations of working together - so drop me a message to find out more. 

I find that working online to be equally as effective as in-person sessions. Clients have also told me about other benefits to online sessions, such as: flexibility, increased comfort by being in their own space, avoiding the stress of travel, and avoiding potentially noisy therapy spaces and waiting rooms.

Once you make an enquiry, we'll start with a 30 minute phone call to better understand one another and our expectations of the sessions together.

Following sessions will be 50 minutes online, using whichever platform suits you best.

I am able to offer concessionary rates so please do ask.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I offer sessions online and over the phone.

Hi, I'm Liam, a Welsh, gay man - thanks for stopping by.

I am a fully qualified and registered therapist who also enjoys singing, theatre, crafting, hiking, reading, pizza, plants, a good cuppa, and going to gigs.

For me, the most important part of therapy is the warm and open relationship between therapist and client. I like people, and I enjoy working with clients who are interested in developing a deeper understanding of themselves and how to make relevant, long-lasting change.

In my practice I work to empower you, rather than to diagnose or dictate advice on what I think you "should" do. My focus is on establishing trust and creating a safe environment where you feel valued and understood.

I have worked with a wide range of clients in clinical practice throughout Greater Manchester including those who are struggling with bereavement and loss, changes in identity, sexual identity, gender, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, overwhelm and general unhappiness.

I find it particularly rewarding working with those who are in the middle of a transition in life, including young people (18-25) who are moving from school to university, university into work, or other daunting life events.

I also specialise in working with clients who are queer or LGBTQ+. I believe that our experiences as queer people are not generalised and are a complex web of intersectionality, so it is important to understand clients' experiences fully when working together.

I previously worked as a performer and am still a creative. I understand the difficulties of creative industries, with a vast experience of working in theatre, film and tv, and the creative industries. I bring this expertise into my practice.

I offer an informal chat before our first session so we can get to know one another and understand our expectations of working together - so drop me a message to find out more. 

I find that working online to be equally as effective as in-person sessions. Clients have also told me about other benefits to online sessions, such as: flexibility, increased comfort by being in their own space, avoiding the stress of travel, and avoiding potentially noisy therapy spaces and waiting rooms.

Once you make an enquiry, we'll start with a 30 minute phone call to better understand one another and our expectations of the sessions together.

Following sessions will be 50 minutes online, using whichever platform suits you best.

I am able to offer concessionary rates so please do ask.

I look forward to hearing from you.