Cognitive and psychological work for adults after neurological or health-related change

I am an HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist offering private outpatient assessment and therapy in Haslemere, Surrey, and online across the UK.

The focus of the practice is cognitive and psychological work with adults following acquired brain injury, stroke, and other neurological or health-related change, including standardised neuropsychological assessment where indicated. I also offer general adult therapy for anxiety, low mood, trauma, and adjustment difficulties, where these are suitable for planned outpatient work.

Work is assessment-led and time-limited, beginning with a clear, shared understanding of the difficulty and a plan for what follows.

About

I have worked as a psychologist since 2012, across charitable and private settings. My experience spans neuropsychological rehabilitation and trauma-focused therapy, including senior clinical roles in neurorehabilitation (QEF and Brainkind) and specialist trauma services (Combat Stress).

In private practice I draw on this background to offer structured psychological work for adults seeking help. I work primarily with cognitive‑behavioural and trauma‑focused approaches, including CT‑PTSD (Ehlers & Clark) and Narrative Exposure Therapy. Where relevant, I also draw on compassion‑focused and neuropsychologically informed approaches.

An initial appointment is an opportunity to clarify what has brought you to seek support, what you would like to change, and whether the work I offer is a good fit. Where it is, we agree a clear focus and direction together.

Areas of work

• Cognitive and psychological impact of acquired brain injury, stroke, or other neurological conditions
• Standardised neuropsychological assessment for outpatient presentations, with formulation and adjustment-focused intervention
• Adjustment following illness, injury, or major life transitions
• Impact of neurodiversity or neurological change on day‑to‑day functioning, confidence, or relationships
• Anxiety, low mood, and stress-related difficulties
• Psychological trauma and its longer-term impact

Sessions

Sessions are 50 minutes and usually held weekly or fortnightly. I see clients in person at a consulting room in Haslemere, Surrey, and online via Microsoft Teams.

Work is typically time-limited and best suited to people who can engage consistently in planned, outpatient psychological work. The service does not offer emergency or crisis care, high-frequency support, formal diagnostic assessments for ADHD or autism, expert witness reports, or medico-legal or occupational reports.

If you are currently in acute distress or need urgent support, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or the emergency services.

Fees

• Therapy appointment (50 minutes) £120
• Neuropsychological or specialist assessment work (per hour) £120

Self-funding. Insurance arrangements are in development.

Enquiries

Initial contact is via a short enquiry form, which lets me consider whether the work I offer is likely to be a good fit before we arrange an appointment. If you are unsure, you are welcome to indicate this in the enquiry.

Submitting an enquiry does not establish a therapeutic relationship or guarantee an appointment. Information you submit is handled in accordance with the Privacy Notice.

Telephone enquiries can be made by leaving a message on 07356 223 112. Voicemail is not checked daily, and the enquiry form remains the most reliable way to make contact.

For referrers

Referrals from case managers, solicitors, GPs, and other professionals are welcome. If you'd like to discuss whether a referral might be a good fit, please get in touch.