Clinical Team
Getting help for emotional and mental health problems is not only about finding the right expert with the right experience and right qualifications. It's about finding a therapist with the right kind of manner, personality and outlook to help you as this will be the key to successful treatment. Finding the right therapist is not always easy though. That's what we're here for.
We want to ensure that we offer our clients the highest level of treatment possible. So we'll do everything we can to make sure you get the right treatment, from the right person, as quickly as possible.
To make sure that we could match this promise we started with the most important element – our team of Clinical Partners. We wanted to bring together a team of highly qualified professionals with skills across different disciplines -Psychiatry, Psychology and Psychotherapy and with experience across a wide range of issues and disorders. By offering a team with this range of complementary skills we believe we can offer a fully effective service for our clients.
Our Clinical Partners have been individually selected and we only work with qualified professionals that we know and trust and who are registered and accredited to professional bodies. We know their background and their experience – we sort references and recommendations. So we know how – and who – they can help.
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Insights & News
Legal Highs - finding out more information
Dr Alison Battersby discusses legal highs. Legal highs are becoming increasingly common however the impact that they can have on an individual is unknown. For some they can experience no problems but for others it can trigger psychosis. It is important to understand the impact of the drug you are using.
Helping women to cope with the emotional issues associated with PIP breast implants
Clinical Partners is working with The Resurge Foundation and Attwood Solicitors on offering a free seminar on Saturday 24th March, at The Royal Society of Medicine, to help women to cope with the emotional, legal and physical issues created by the faulty PIP breast implants.
Intensive one day Workshop for people with Disordered Eating
The course is aimed at people who may be bulimic, binge eat or eat compulsively . You may be an ordinary size ...
