Chartered Scientist

Chartered Scientist

Chartered Clinical Psychologist of the British Psychological Society

Chartered Clinical Psychologist of
the British Psychological Society

Registered Applied Psychology
Practice Supervisor by the
British Psychological Society.

Registered Clinical Psychologist by the Health Professionals Council

Registered Clinical Psychologist by
the Health Professionals Council

BABCP - Accredited Practitioner

Accredited Cognitive Behaviour
Therapy Practitioner by the
British Association for Behavioural
and Cognitive Psychotherapies

Division of Clinical Psychology

Full Member of the Division of
Clinical Psychology of the
British Psychological Society

 

Aims of Pyschological Therapy

The aim of psychological therapy is not to remove all your problems entirely, because we all encounter unexpected difficulties and setbacks throughout our lives. Rather the aim of therapy is two fold. First, to help you develop an understanding and an acceptance of yourself, and of why you are the way you are, and second, for you to develop the skills and competencies to free yourself of some of the life patterns that may have been holding you back. Thus in many ways the aim is for you to become your own therapist, so you can independently and confidently negotiate difficulties that may lie ahead and take greater control of your life.