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Clinical Psychology

Support grounded in evidence

One-to-one therapy with Dr Grace Thorne, Clinical Psychologist.

A confidential, professional space to work through what's weighing on you, at a pace that's right for you. Grace draws on years of NHS experience across trauma and mental health, working predominantly from a Compassion Focused Therapy approach, with the belief that the therapeutic relationship itself is often what makes the difference. Based in the East Midlands, with online sessions available across the UK.

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Services

How sessions work

Every course of therapy starts with an initial consultation, so we can make sure it's the right fit before anything else.

Initial consultation
50 minutes · in person or online
£90
Ongoing 1:1 therapy
50 minutes · weekly or fortnightly · in person or online
£90 per session
Psychological assessment
Multi-session · formal report included
from £350
Specialisms

Areas Grace works with

Built on years of NHS experience across trauma, major injury and mental health services.

Credentials

Who you'll be working with

FAQs

Common questions

Is what I say confidential?

Yes. Sessions are confidential in line with BPS and HCPC guidelines, with the standard exceptions around risk of serious harm, which will always be talked through with you first wherever possible.

Do you work with insurance or referrals?

Many major health insurers are accepted, and self-referral is always welcome, you don't need a GP referral to get started.

How many sessions will I need?

It varies. Some people find what they need in a handful of sessions, others prefer ongoing, longer-term work. This is something we'll revisit together as we go.

What's the difference between this and counselling?

Clinical psychology draws on doctoral-level training in psychological assessment and evidence-based treatment for a wide range of difficulties, including more complex presentations that may sit outside typical counselling.

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Start with a conversation

Send a short message and we'll come back to you to arrange an initial consultation.

This isn't a crisis or emergency service. If you need urgent support, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or your local emergency services.