Matching you with the right psychiatrist
Our team of psychiatrists has expertise across a wide range of difficulties. We aim to match you with someone who has expertise in the area you’re seeking support with, so you get care that’s right for you.
Psychologist or psychiatrist – what’s the difference?
People often ask us what the difference is between a psychologist and a psychiatrist.
Both aim to increase understanding, reduce psychological distress and improve quality of life – across areas like education, employment, relationships and emotional wellbeing.
Psychiatrists are medically trained doctors. They can carry out psychiatric assessments, including diagnosis and offer medical treatment for a wide range of mental health difficulties.
Clinical Psychologists are doctors trained in psychology. They offer psychological assessment, formulation, and interventions such as talking therapies.
Our expertise
We have expertise across a wide range of situations. To make this easier to browse, here’s a general guide to the areas we cover:
Neurodevelopmental and behavioural
ADHD
School refusal
Social and behavioural difficulties
Mood and anxiety
Anxiety and panic attacks
Depression
Post-natal depression
Bipolar disorder
Cognitive and neuropsychiatric conditions
Dementia
Neuropsychiatric and cognitive disorders
Functional neurological disorder
Chronic pain
Stress, trauma and life changes
Trauma – for example, physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, or neglect
Adjusting to illness or physical health-related stress
Career difficulties and workplace stress
Body, eating and sleep
Body image issues, disordered eating, and weight concerns
Sleep difficulties
Addictions and other complex presentations
Addictions
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
Personality disorders
Phobic disorders
Emotional dysregulation
Psychiatry FAQs
Both Psychologists and Psychiatrists aim to improve wellbeing and reduce distress. Psychiatrists are medically trained doctors who can assess, diagnose, and prescribe medication. Psychologists specialise in psychological assessment and provide talking therapies to help you understand and manage difficulties.
We take time to understand what you’re seeking support for and match you with a Psychiatrist who has expertise in that specific area, so you receive the most appropriate care.
Our psychiatrists support a wide range of difficulties, including ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, trauma, sleep issues, and more. We tailor care to your individual needs.
An initial consultation (up to 1 hour) costs £370, and follow-up review appointments (up to 30 minutes) cost £210.
Our Fees
£370
Psychiatry Consultation up to 1 hour
£210
Psychiatry Review up to 30 minutes
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If you would like to book an appointment or assessment, please complete and submit a referral form. If you would like to get in contact for more information or advice please complete the form on our contact us page and we will be in touch as soon as possible.
