Clinical psychologist London W1
Where... I workPinero House, 115A Harley Street, LONDON, W1G 6AR [map] Where else you can get help for emotional problems Accident and EmergencyIf you think you are in immediate danger of harming yourself, you can't see a therapist and you can't wait to see your GP, then go to your nearest NHS Accident and Emergency department where you will be assessed by a mental health worker. SamaritansThe Samaritans provide confidential non-judgemental support 24 hours a day by telephone, email, letter and face to face. NHS General PractitionerIf you are registered with an NHS GP, they will be able to refer you to a counsellor, psychotherapist or psychologist whom you will be able to see free of charge. Some GP surgeries have therapists on site. Ask how many people are on the waiting list, how long you're likely to wait, and how many sessions you are allowed. British Psychological SocietyThe BPS a has a list of Chartered Psychologists close to you, some of whom work privately and will offer therapy from a variety of therapeutic orientations. Private Health InsurerIf you have private health insurance, your insurer may keep a list of therapists who are registered with them and live near you. MindMind is the leading Mental Health charity in England and Wales. They offer information, counselling and other help through a network of local MIND associations. Support groupsA comprehensive list of UK self-help organisations is available at: http://www.ukselfhelp.info Contactable at: +44(0)7971 597331, or at info@jeremyslaughter.com   |
