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-====== Therapists ======
 So therapy is the number one thing you should consider as a trans person. Your first priority should always be mental health, everything else comes second.
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 GYROS is primarily a support/social group for LGBT youth between 12 and 25. As part of this service they also offer 1:1 mentoring and support. Please refer to [[support_groups:gyro]]  Note: They are not therapists, more like social workers.
 === THM ===
-THM ran by sahir house has extensive support networks in place and can provide limited 1:1 mentoring and support. This is less trans specific and more focused on day-to-day issues.  THM does however have very good links to all of the support services in the liverpool city region, so are often a very good first call and can get you signposted quicker than going via your gp. See [[support_groups:thm]] for more information. Note: They are not therapists, more like social workers.
+THM ran by sahir house has extensive support networks in place and can provide limited 1:1 mentoring and support. This is less trans specific and more focused on day-to-day issues.  THM does however have very good links to all of the support services in the liverpool city region, so are often a very good first call and can get you signposted quicker than going via your gp. See [[support_groups:sahir]] for more information. Note: They are not therapists, more like social workers.
 === Mermaids ===
 Mermaids is a charity specialising in supporting trans children, and young adults under the age of 25.  They can provide support for young adults who are not out to their parents in a discreet way, and also provide limited support to parents.  Note: They are not therapists, more like social workers.
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 ===== Private Therapy =====
 Private therapy as the name suggests, is a therapist that you pay for. The benefit is that you can often get therapy within a matter of days and at a time to suit you.  The therapists listed below only work with trans patients, so you may find that you get more from a session with one of these private therapists than one of the more general therapists often found via free resources.
+==== Aris Papaefstathiou====
+Aris is a trans-male therapist based in London, however he provides zoom based therapy and has been used by at least one trans person in the local liverpool support groups.
+He also caters for couples, partners, family members or anyone close to someone who is exploring their gender identity.
+He uses a person-centred approach.
+Sessions are 50 minutes
+=== Pricing ===
+Aris charges £60 per session and £30 for the initial consultation.
+=== Contact ===
+https://lgbtpluscounselling.com/
 ==== Jackie Swarbrick ====
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 She is also a therapist for gendergp, and can be contacted via the gendergp pages.
 https://www.gendergp.com/gendergp-network/jackie-swarbrick/
+==== GenderGP ====
+GenderGP is somewhat controversial as their primary purpose is as a provider of private HRT, however they have a selection of therapists working for them that only deal with gender based therapy.  The fact that these therapists only treat trans patients and work via skype, means that these therapists are incredibly useful and should be considered if you have the funds and are wishing to look at a private online based therapist.
+It should be noted, that we don't recommend GenderGP for private HRT, as most gps in the liverpool area have been advised not to work with them.  We do recommend them for therapy though.
+=== Pricing ===
+Approximately £60 per hour.
+=== Contact ===
+https://www.gendergp.com/therapy/