Services and Fees

Initial Assessment

I see all clients for an initial psychological consultation, lasting one hour. In this session we will discuss your concerns and hopes for therapy, to gauge if it is the right step and approach for you and if you feel comfortable with me. If you wish to continue we will select a time when we can meet each week or fortnightly and agree upon a proposed treatment timescale.

Individual Counselling

I see individuals for psychotherapy sessions, which last for 50 minutes and normally take place at the same time each week, but fortnightly, monthly and more flexible sessions are also possible.

I offer short term therapy and open ended contracts.

As well as face-to-face, I offer online psychotherapy via Zoom.

Fees

My fee is £130 per session, including the initial consultation.

I accept insurance payments from WPA, AXA, Aviva, Vitality (sometimes depending on the fee agreed for each client), Healix Health Services, Aetna Globa Services.

Associates:

Lauren’s fee is £110 per session

Lottie’s fee is £95 per session

Supervision

I offer individual or group supervision. Each individual session lasts for one hour and costs £80 per session.

I have experience in dealing with the following concerns and areas:

Abuse: Emotional abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse

Addictions: Alcohol and drug addiction and self-harm

Anxiety: Social, intrusive thoughts, obsessive-compulsive

Borderline Personality Disorder

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ ME

Chronic Pain: The difficulties of managing pain and psychosomatic experiences

Depression: Loss and bereavement, loss of purpose and meaning, lack of motivation and hopelessness, low self-esteem, difficult thoughts and feelings

Dissociation

Eating Difficulties: Over and under eating, over exercising and bulimia

Existential: Re-evaluation of past and current choices, identifying roles in relationships and towards self and position in life, responsibility, dealing with uncertainty, loss of identity, ageing and death

Identity issues and the challenges of being a parent

Relationships: Relationship breakdown, difficulty in forming relationships and familial relationships, pressures at school for young people

Work Stress