Onis Therapy
Sex-positive psychotherapy for adults. Online.
Hi, I'm Georgia. I'm a BACP-registered therapist working online with adults.
I came to this the long way round. I started in frontline mental health, suicide prevention and adult crisis support, and I've worked in the gender-based violence sector too. That's where a lot of what I do now comes from: relationships, harm, power, and what people are left carrying afterwards.
I work in a sex-positive way and I'm genuinely hard to shock. Sex, kink, non-monogamy, and sex work are ordinary here, not things you'll have to explain or defend first.
I'm an existential and humanistic psychotherapist (MA) and a Registered Member of the BACP (389177), currently specialising in psychosexual and relationship therapy, and I work under regular clinical supervision.
Abuse is rarely a single moment. It's intricate, it moves through power, relationship, and time. And so does recovering from it.
Steady, weekly, and honest about what therapy can and can't do.
We meet weekly by video, fifty minutes, same time. Early on we get clear on what you actually want to be different.
I work relationally, and bring in practical psychosexual work when it helps. When it doesn't, I won't pretend.
I'll be straight with you, keep clear boundaries, and tell you if someone else would be a better fit.
People usually arrive with something fairly specific.
Adults only. Not an emergency service; there's a line for that at the foot of the page.
A lot of this work is about sex.
Low or mismatched desire, kink, non-monogamy, sex work, sexual shame, and reclaiming pleasure after assault, for women and men. It has its own space here, so you can read as much or as little as feels right.
Go to Sexuality & desire →if you want to
Sex-positive, kink-aware, and sex-worker-affirming, which in practice just means your desires, relationships, and work aren't treated as problems, symptoms, or things you have to justify.
chaplain
interfaith mediation
Peaceful Change (DPC)
sex worker solidarity
The red umbrella is a symbol of solidarity with sex workers: a statement of values, not membership.
info@onistherapy.com
A few lines about what's going on is plenty. I'll get back to you within a few working days to set up a first session, or a quick call first if you'd rather check the fit before committing.
Sessions are £70 for fifty minutes. I keep some lower-cost, sliding-scale places for people on low or precarious incomes, including sex workers. Just say so when you write; there's no means test.
I'm not an emergency service, and I don't monitor email out of hours. If you're in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, please contact your local emergency number, or a crisis line where you are. In the UK and Ireland, Samaritans are free on 116 123. If you're elsewhere, please use your local emergency number or nearest crisis line.