Queer Centred Therapy.
Founder of The Lavender Therapy Collective, Tasha.
Description: Tasha is standing in Manchester’s gay village along the canal, she has her hands in her pockets and they are smiling. There are some rainbow plant boxes behind them and she is wearing checked pants and a black shirt with turquoise and pink hair.
Who are we & what do we do…
The Lavender Therapy Collective was founded by Natasha Miles in 2024, driven by a passion for providing inclusive, trauma-informed therapy that recognises the impact of lived experiences, identity, relationships and marginalisation on mental health and wellbeing.
The Lavender Therapy Collective specialises in providing affirming and compassionate therapy for LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodivergent people and those from marginalised communities, while welcoming people of all identities and backgrounds.
At the heart of the collective is the belief that everyone deserves access to therapy where they can show up as their authentic self, without fear of judgement, misunderstanding or the need to explain or justify their identity.
Through specialist trauma-focused approaches, including Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), the collective aims to support individuals in processing trauma.