Appointments
Arrange an Introductory Meeting
Let's talk about what brings you to therapy, what you hope to change, and whether we might work well together. Available online or in person.
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Choose an Appointment
Select an available day and time, to attend your session either online or in-person
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Complete Payment
Book for yourself using only your own personal details and account if you are happy with the booking and cancellation conditions outlined below
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Check & Approve Your Appointment
Check your email (including junk folder) Mon-Fri 12:00-20:00, and confirm receipt after checking that appointment details are correct
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Attend Your Session
Read the information below, and the guidance in the appointment email, before attending
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An online or in-person Introductory Meeting is an opportunity to discuss what brings you to psychotherapy, understand something of your circumstances, and consider whether I may be able to help.
Booking an appointment doesn’t commit you to ongoing psychotherapy. Any further work needs to be considered separately following assessment and ultimately depends on clinical suitability and availability.
Click an appointment button below:
Online Appointments
Attending from your location
In-Person Appointments
Attending at my practice in Glasgow
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Single Sessions
Please use the booking options above to book an Introductory Meeting or follow-up session. There is no obligation to continue.
Regular Sessions
If we have met before, and you would like to return for assessment, review, or further work, please email me with your availability and what kind of work you would like to organise.
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The Introductory Meeting is not an automatic entry point into ongoing psychotherapy.
If it appears that further work may be useful, we can discuss whether an Assessment is appropriate.
Assessment is used to understand more fully what is happening, what may be contributing to your difficulties, what you hope to change, and what form of help is likely to be most appropriate.
Sometimes this may lead to psychotherapy. Sometimes more focused work or another form of help may be more appropriate.
If psychotherapy is agreed, it begins with a six-week trial period. This provides an opportunity for both patient and psychotherapist to assess whether the work is appropriate, useful and sufficiently collaborative.
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Please make sure you can attend before booking.
Introductory Meetings, follow-up sessions and Assessment appointments may be eligible for a 50% refund where more than 48 hours notice is given. PayPal transaction fees may not be refundable.
Appointments booked for the same day at a reduced rate are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another appointment.
After assessment, please see Attendance Options page for the full cancellation, refund and attendance arrangements for weekly psychotherapy.
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Occasionally, appointments available later the same day are offered at a reduced rate.
These appointments can normally be booked up to two hours before the appointment time.
Same-day appointments are non-refundable and non-transferable.
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If you have completed payment but have not received your appointment information within 24 hours, please first check your spam or junk folder.
If the information is still missing, please contact me via the email address in your Paypal receipt and provide the name and email address used when booking.
Please do not make a second payment while waiting for confirmation.