A free 15-20 minutes telephone consultation
1 to 1 face to face, telephone or video sessions
Weekly or fortnightly sessions dependent on client preference.
CBT works best when you’re willing to challenge unhelpful ways of thinking and try new strategies to cope with everyday situations.
CBT is often time-limited and adaptable, particularly for those accessing private treatment. Many people begin with around 12–16 sessions, though this can be adjusted depending on your needs.
Practising techniques or completing exercises outside of therapy sessions is a key part of CBT. However, individuals experiencing severe depression or highly stressful or unstable circumstances may find this commitment more difficult.
CBT tends to focus more on the present and future rather than exploring past experiences in depth. While it considers factors that contribute to current difficulties, it may not examine them as extensively as some other therapeutic approaches.
Ongoing low mood and loss of interest that affects daily life.
Persistent and excessive worry that feels hard to control.
Sudden episodes of intense fear or physical discomfort.
Lasting emotional impact following distressing experiences.
Ongoing symptoms after experiencing or witnessing trauma.
Fear of social situations due to concern about judgement.
Ongoing worry about health despite reassurance.
Intense fear linked to a particular object or situation.
Fear of situations where escape may feel difficult.
Emotional challenges linked to ongoing health conditions.
Prolonged pressure that affects emotional and physical wellbeing.
Persistent negative beliefs about yourself that can affect confidence, relationships, and emotional wellbeing.
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