Who is a psychologist/ psychotherapist?

A psychologist or psychotherapist is a licensed mental health professional trained in the science of behaviour, emotions, and mental processes. Psychologists typically hold a master’s or doctoral degree (e.g., Ph.D., Psy.D., or equivalent) in psychology and are qualified to Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments and testing, Diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health conditions, deliver evidence-based psychotherapy, Contribute to the field through research, supervision, and mental health education and policy development

At BPS, our team of clinical psychologists and psychotherapists have undergone extensive, specialised training within their respective fields of expertise. Their commitment to excellence goes beyond formal qualifications—they engage in ongoing professional development through, Participation in national and international conferences as both attendees and speakers, Regular clinical supervision, ensuring the quality and ethical standards of their work, Personal psychotherapy, which is a core requirement in many psychotherapeutic approaches and mandated by several European professional boards.

Our team works collaboratively to provide accurate assessments, effective treatment, and ongoing support tailored to each individual’s needs and life circumstances.

Conditions we treat (Adult): 

• Anxiety Disorder

• Depression and Mood Disorder

• Bipolar disorder 

• OCD  

• Personality Disorder

• Relationship and family challenges

• Neurodevelopmental and learning differences

• Trauma and grief

• Stress management and life transitions

• Couple who are facing wide range of difficulties such as Communication Challenges, Conflict, Trust Issues or Infidelity, Undergoing Major Life Transitions, Cultural or Religious Backgrounds)

Conditions we treat (Child/ Adolescent): 

• Emotional challenges (anxiety, depression, mood regulation)

• Behavioural difficulties (anger, aggression, stealing, lying)

• Developmental concerns

• Neurodiversity (ADHD, autism, learning differences)

• Trauma and attachment issues

• Academic and peer relationship challenges

• Family transitions and communication difficulties

• Behavioural and emotional regulation

Services we offer

• Individual session/ Psychotherapy session

• Group session 

• Family Therapy 

• Couple Therapy

• Children's Session/ Play Therapy

• Teenager Session

• Parental counselling 

• Comprehensive assessment and Diagnosis 

• Personalised  or dedicated or tailored or designated Service