Seeking professional input does not necessarily mean that something is “wrong.” Many people seek psychological input to better understand a situation, think things through, or decide what (if any) support might be helpful. An initial discussion can help clarify whether psychological input is appropriate and what form it might take.

No referral is required. Individuals, families, and organisations can contact us directly. Where helpful, information from other professionals (such as schools, GPs, or social care) can be considered with appropriate consent.

I am able to accept insurance and invoice the insurers directly. Any additional costs incurred are payable by the client.

Our services are suitable for children, young people, adults, families, and professionals who are seeking specialist psychological input. This includes therapeutic work, diagnostic assessment, professional consultation, and expert-witness input. We are careful to consider whether the support requested is appropriate and proportionate, and whether it is the right fit for the needs being presented.

Yes. We work with children, young people, adults, and families. This may include direct therapeutic work, assessment, parent or carer-focused sessions, or consultation that supports shared understanding and planning around an individual’s needs.

Yes. We provide professional consultation to organisations, schools, and residential care settings. This typically involves offering specialist psychological advice to teams to support formulation, decision-making, and planning around complex presentations. This work does not usually involve direct therapeutic intervention with an individual.

There is no single approach that suits everyone. The most appropriate type of therapy depends on the nature of the concerns, the wider context, and what the individual or family is hoping to achieve. This is usually considered during an initial consultation, where options can be discussed and recommendations made.

Psychological therapy is a safe, confidential space to talk through challenges, gain insight into your thoughts and feelings, and develop practical ways to improve your wellbeing.

Diagnostic assessments are structured evaluations that help identify and understand mental health or developmental difficulties, providing clarity and guidance for appropriate support or treatment.

Expert witness services provide professional, evidence-based opinions for legal or court cases, offering clarity and guidance on psychological matters when needed.

Professional consultation involves providing specialist psychological advice and guidance to organisations, teams, or professionals, to support understanding, decision-making, and effective practice in complex cases.