Anxiety & panic
For the kind of worry that hijacks sleep, focus, or your sense of control. CBT offers a structured way to loosen its grip, step by step.
Learn moreCBT therapy · Milton Keynes and online
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for children, young people, and adults. Structured, unhurried support for anxiety, low mood, OCD, trauma, and the difficulties that are harder to name.
BABCP-accredited · NMC-registered

A diagnosis is not required, and a neat explanation is not expected. Our work together is collaborative, structured, and confidential, grounded in what you bring, not what you think you should say.
What we work with
A selection of the concerns people most often bring to us. If what you’re carrying isn’t here, please still get in touch. We’ll tell you honestly whether we’re a good fit.
For the kind of worry that hijacks sleep, focus, or your sense of control. CBT offers a structured way to loosen its grip, step by step.
Learn moreWhen things feel heavy, flat, or distant, CBT helps you gently re-engage with what matters and rebuild a steadier footing.
Learn moreFor demands that have quietly outgrown your capacity to meet them. We look at what is depleting you and what can realistically change.
Learn moreA paced, evidence-based approach for working with difficult past experiences, carefully and at a speed that feels safe.
Learn moreStructured support for the loops of unwanted thoughts and compulsions, grounded in approaches with strong research behind them.
Learn moreFor a painful preoccupation with perceived flaws in appearance that has started to shape daily life.
Learn moreOur approach
CBT is a collaborative, structured approach grounded in decades of research. Each session has shape: we look at what’s happening, what’s keeping it in place, and small experiments you can try between sessions.
It is neither a lecture nor a drift: it’s a careful, practical way of working that respects you as the expert on your life, while bringing a clinical framework to the patterns that feel harder to shift alone.
Collaborative
We work together on what you bring, at a pace that feels right.
Structured
Each session has shape and direction, so you’re never wondering where we’re going.
Practical
Tools and experiments you can try between sessions, woven into daily life.
Why work with us
Clarity about who we are, how we work, and the standards that hold it all together.
BABCP-accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist and NMC-registered mental health nurse, with more than twelve years of NHS experience. Care that is both clinically rigorous and compassionate.
We work with children, young people, and adults, adapting therapy to each stage of life in a way that feels accessible, supportive, and meaningful.
A neuro-affirming approach that recognises strengths, respects differences, and shapes support around each person, particularly for neurodivergent children and young people.
CBT grounded in decades of research, adapted thoughtfully to each individual. We start from what you bring, not a template, and give you practical tools you can take into everyday life.
Getting started
A simple, low-stakes way to begin. There is no obligation to continue after the initial call.
Send a short message through the contact form. You do not need clinical language or a diagnosis. A sentence or two is enough.
We arrange a short call, typically 15 minutes, to understand what you are looking for and whether we seem like a good fit.
A longer first session where we talk through what you are bringing and agree together on what to focus on.
Usually weekly and around 50 minutes. We review progress together, so you are never in the dark about direction or pace.
No clinical detail needed. A sentence or two is enough.


Sessions & fees
A clear picture of the practical details, up front, because feeling uncertain about cost should never be a reason not to reach out.
Standard length for a weekly CBT session.
Held at our Milton Keynes consulting room.
Via secure video, available nationwide.
Payment: by bank transfer or cash, at least 24 hours before each session.
Cancellations: we ask for at least 24 hours’ notice. Appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours’ notice are charged in full.
Common questions
It varies with what you bring. CBT is generally a short-term therapy, and many people begin to make progress within six to twelve sessions. Longer-term therapy is offered where it is more appropriate. After your assessment session, we will agree a recommended number of sessions together, and review it as we go.
Yes. Sessions are held in confidence, to the standards of our professional body, and we are fully GDPR compliant. The only exception is if there is a serious concern about safety or risk of harm, or where we are legally required to disclose. Wherever possible, this would be discussed with you first.
Both. Sessions can be held in person at our consulting room in Milton Keynes, or by secure video across the UK. We can combine the two if that works better for your life.
That is a very reasonable place to start from. The free initial 15-minute call is designed exactly for this: a no-obligation conversation to explore whether CBT, and working together, seems like the right fit.
Availability varies week to week. Once you have been in touch, we will let you know the earliest realistic options, usually within a couple of weeks of the assessment session.
Ready when you are
There is no pressure and no obligation. A short message is enough to start the conversation.
We reply within 2 working days.