This Network is a call to action and a home to counsellors and psychotherapists who hold power within systems and wish to use it to create positive change, as well as to therapists who hold marginalised identities seeking support and community.

RTN meets regularly as a network of international trainee and qualified therapists, who actively work towards an intersectional, anti-oppressive, anti-racist and anti-capitalist practice, so as not to become complicit within systematic oppression, as well as to come together in solidarity to (un)learn, grieve, reflect, and be held accountable.

RTN offers members a BIPOC support group, Trans Support Group, frequent external events, a Culture & Literature Group, Peer Supervision Group, as well as shares resources, skills and expertise, platforms marginalised identities, de-centres whiteness and actively works to role model anti-oppressive praxis.

1. All LGBT+ Communities
2. Black, Asian and Minoritised Ethnicities
3. Non-UK Residents
4. People of Faith
5. People over 50
6. People with disabilities
7. Trans People/People with gender histories
8. Women