Psychological Therapy
Our Services
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With our 20-minute Initial Telephone Consultation, our expert psychologists offer a focused discussion to understand your needs, answer questions, and explore how our services may be able to help you.
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For adults and children.
We offer individual therapy services for a range of psychological issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, trauma and more. Our evidence-based and client-centered approach helps you understand your issues and work towards developing coping strategies to manage them effectively.
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Our couples therapy services help you and your partner to work through relationship issues such as communication, conflict resolution, intimacy and more. Our experienced team of psychologists provide a safe and supportive environment to help you consider your relationship.
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In addition to our clinical psychology services, we also offer coaching psychology services to help you achieve your personal and professional goals. Our experienced psychologists provide evidence-based coaching and mentoring to help you unlock your potential.
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Psychological supervision for psychologists, therapists and other health professionals. We have considerable experience providing supervision to qualified psychologists, those in training and therapists from other backgrounds. What matters most is that the supervisee's goals are central to our work together. This allows the supervisee to feel contained and to consolidate and develop their practice.
Parent Consultation
Parent Consultations are offered to parents, either alongside their child being in therapy (as appropriate), or a complete intervention, without their child needing to access the service.
This is an opportunity for parents to explore, with an experienced and highly trained clinician, possible motivations for the childs behaviour. Often parents will gain greater insight into the emotional needs of their child. This can improve family relationships and outcomes for the individual child.
Parents may also understand what they are able to do to help - a question we are often asked early on by parents.