Conditions we assess and treat

Ongoing pressure that starts to affect sleep, mood, concentration or physical health.

Persistent low mood, loss of interest and fatigue lasting two weeks or more.

Worry or fear that is hard to control and interferes with everyday life.

Sudden episodes of intense fear with strong physical symptoms.

Strong, persistent fear of a specific object, place or situation.

Intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours that take up time and cause distress.

Episodes of markedly elevated and lowered mood, energy and activity.

A condition affecting thinking, perception and behaviour, with treatment and follow-up.

Loss of contact with reality, which may include hearing voices or fixed false beliefs.

Difficulty managing anger in a way that affects relationships, work or safety.

Preventive support, coping skills and early advice before difficulties become entrenched.

Recurrent headache, often with nausea and sensitivity to light or sound.

A developmental condition affecting communication, social interaction and behaviour.

Difficulty with attention, activity level and impulse control, in children or adults.

Progressive difficulty with memory, thinking and daily tasks, usually in later life.

Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or feeling rested, and its effect on mood.

When drinking becomes hard to control and continues despite harm.

Difficulty stopping smoking or chewing tobacco despite wanting to quit.

Screen or phone use that displaces sleep, study, work or relationships.

Assessment and treatment support for other substances, where clinically relevant.

Confidential assessment of sexual difficulties, including their emotional contributors.

Distressing physical symptoms where investigations do not fully explain the picture.