My depth of experience – including having held a Senior Psychologist role in the NHS – means that I am able to practice in a flexible way that works for you in order to help you reach your goals.
I stay at the forefront of clinical practice and use a range of therapies, including CBT, to work with people who are struggling with psychological difficulties – from severe and complex mental health problems, to those who simply want to understand themselves better. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is a central component of successful therapy, which is why I provide a warm, supportive, non-judgemental space to help you feel at ease. We will work together to identify your hopes and come to a shared understanding of your difficulties, in order to enable and support change.
I worked in the NHS for over a decade, most recently as a Senior Clinical Psychologist in an Early Intervention in Psychosis Service. Prior to this, I was based in a secondary care community mental health team working with adults with a wide range of severe and enduring psychological difficulties. In my private work I offer short and long term individual therapy, and I supervise other therapists to help them develop their practice. I have also maintained my links with the NHS by facilitating training courses on various mental health topics to NHS teams across the country.
I hold the protected title of Clinical Psychologist and am governed by the HCPC, the only legally-recognised body for counselling and psychotherapy. I hold a Chartered status with the British Psychological Society, reflecting the highest standard of psychological knowledge and expertise.
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) – Canterbury Christchurch University, 2015
BSc (Hons) Psychology – University of Bath, 2009
Registered Practitioner Psychologist with the Health and Care Professional Council (Registration Number PYL32423)
Chartered Clinical Psychologist with the British Psychological Society (Membership Number 450206)
Finding the right therapist might seem like a daunting task, so if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch and I’d be happy to discuss these with you. You can then decide if you would like to book an assessment appointment. I am also able to recommend other psychologists if I feel they would better suit your specific needs.
If you decide to start therapy we would agree on a therapy plan, including your goals, the number of sessions, and the responsibilities we have towards each other. Sessions last for 50 minutes, usually weekly. In addition to offering appointments at my Monday evening clinic in Farnham, I can also offer online therapy via a secure video link at various times during the week. Please contact me if you would like further details.
Psychological assessments (up to 1 hour): £150
Ongoing therapy sessions (50 minutes): £125
Report writing (on request): £150 per hour
Additional Clinical Psychologist involvement such as liaison with professionals and attendance at meetings: £150 per hour
This is not an exhaustive list and other activities required by the Clinical Psychologist may also be charged at this hourly rate.
Please note that if you are using a health insurance provider to pay for your sessions, fees may differ from those for self-funding individuals. I am an approved provider for most of the health insurance companies including Aviva, BUPA, and Cigna. If you are insured by a company not listed above, please let me know and I would be happy to make enquiries with the relevant company regarding your possible treatment.
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