CBT Interventions ltd offers highly qualified handpicked clinical psychologists with extensive years of experience in both the NHS and private sector. Logical evidence based treatments are used for adults with a range of issues. Are you experiencing? • Chronic pain • PTSD (Post traumatic stress disorder) • Anxiety: Panic attack, OCD, health related anxiety, phobias, etc. • Low self esteem • Stress • Anger management concerns • Insomnia • Chronic fatigue How can clinical psychology help you? Clinical psychologists offer a talking therapy approach with patients, to work through identifying conditions, breaking down the components of the problems and jointly agreeing and implementing practical techniques. Whatever the problem, a clinical psychologist will consider what scientific research says about its probable cause and what would be most likely to help. What training do clinical psychologists have? Registered clinical psychologists have a degree in psychology plus an additional three to five years of postgraduate university training in applying the science of psychology to clinical problems. It therefore takes six to eight years to qualify as a registered clinical psychologist and the qualification obtained is a doctorate in clinical psychology. What is the difference between a clinical psychologist and a therapist or counsellor? Clinical psychologists have extensive regulated training in assessing a range of psychological difficulties and determining the most appropriate form of help. They are trained to use multiple techniques to enable each patient to have a bespoke level of care. Therapists and counsellors are not yet legally regulated professionals and have not undergone the same rigorous and extensive training. Indeed, anyone can call themselves a counsellor.