Clinical psychologists work with a wide range of mental health and physical health needs including anxiety, depression, neurodiversity and relationship difficulties. In accordance with the British Psychological Society, Clinical Psychology aims to improve people’s quality of life by reducing psychological distress and enhancing psychological wellbeing.

We support people who are experiencing psychological distress or are showing behaviours that disrupt everyday life and wellbeing. The therapy we offer is informed by our training in Systemic Family Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mentalisation Based Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Trauma-Informed Practice, Attachment Based Practice, Video Interaction Guidance, and Positive Behaviour Support. As Clinical Psychologists, we are skilled in integrating these interventions to best meet people’s needs and goals. We are trained to work with individuals, families, groups, teams and services. We offer psychological supervision, consultation and training.

An autism diagnosis can be difficult to understand. You may be coping with a condition you know very little about, and trying to find new ways for everyone to live together and feel supported. Understanding what the diagnosis means and what support to offer can feel daunting, but we’re here to help. Your child is the same person they have always been. Now that you know they are autistic, you can begin to better understand their needs, plan the right support and help them to show their full potential. Contact us today to find out about how we can help and support you..

We work in partnership with people seeking support. We begin with a clinical assessment, which usually takes place over a series of individual, couple, family or group sessions. The assessment enables us to develop shared understandings of the situation, which we call a ‘formulation’. The formulation guides our shared decision making about what support would be most helpful.

We work out of three locations in Ealing: - Ealing Common: 4a Station Parade, Uxbridge Road, W5 3LD - Ealing Broadway/Pitshanger: 3 Montpelier Ave, W5 2XP - Northfields: The Space, 12B St Mary's Road, Ealing, W5 5ES We also offer online sessions via Google meet.

We offer both online and in-person sessions. We offer in-person sessions at Back 2 Well-Being, Northfield Avenue, Ealing W5 4UB. We also offer online therapy sessions via Zoom and Google meet.

When you first contact us to enquire about working with us, Dr Helen Devonshire or Dr Patsie Staite will offer you a FREE 30minute conversation over the phone. During this conversation we will talk about your current situation, what would be useful, and think together about how we could be of help. Our fees are £150 per 50min session. We are registered with a number of insurance companies. However, we are currently only offering sessions funded by Aviva.