Our London Team of Private Psychologists
The highly qualified Psychology team at Clinical Partners offers a wide range of clinical and psychometric assessments and treatments covering a wide range of emotional and psychological issues. Within the team we also have specialists within CBT – Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. In addition we have a team of Business Psychologists who offer a dynamic approach to career development and work and career related issues.
To arrange a consultation with one of our Psychologists please call 0843 634 1585.
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Richard Sherry, Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist |
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Dr Tamara Russell, Clinical Psychologist |
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Dr Robert Hill, Consultant Clinical Psychologist |
Dr Stephen Blumenthal, Consultant Clinical Psychologist |
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Dr Jane McNeill - Chartered Psychologist |
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Kathleen Gayton - Educational Psychologist |
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Helen Fisher, Business Psychologist |
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Anna Malena Bech, Clinical Psychologist |
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Dr Jade Smith - Chartered Child Clinical Psychologist |
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Insights & News
Understanding the emotional and behavioural difficulties of teenagers
Every parent will testify that it can be very hard to keep up with a teenager’s moods. One moment happy and seemingly content the next ranting, rude and raging!
The roller coaster everyone told you to expect has started – and you are not sure you have the safety harness to cope with it.
This short piece outlines some of the changes in the teenage brain that may be causing some of the emotional and behavioural problems.
Helping children with emotional, behavioural, educational and mental health problems
Clinical Partners is pleased to announce that they have now opened their Child, Adolescent and Family Service in London. With a team of leading Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Therapists we are able to offer support and treatment for a wide range of child and teenage emotional, behavioural, educational and mental health problems.
Why it’s important to seek professional diagnosis and treatment for bipolar disorder
Bipolar takes on average 10.5 years to diagnose in the UK and misdiagnosis occurs on average 3.5 times. This is why it is important to seek specialist diagnosis and treatment for Bipolar.
