Help for Health Care Professionals

Health care professionals benefit from private psychological services because having psychological issues, or simply difficulties at work, can be a sensitive matter if you work in the NHS. Going private can keep personal issues separate from NHS records. Our psychologists have extensive experience working with and teaching a wide variety of health care professionals and understand the challenges of working in the NHS. 

  Some of the psychological challenges we have helped health care professionals with in the past include: 

Stress and difficulty relaxing; 

Lack of a sustainable work-life balance; 

Social anxieties, including  fear of making presentations and worry about being judged badly by others; 

Difficulties being appropriately assertive at work, including finding it hard to say 'no' or to ask for help; 

Feeling traumatised by upsetting cases; 

Fear of failing, making a mistake or being incompetent; 

Dealing with difficult colleagues; 

Using dysfunctional methods of coping such as heavy drinking; 

Dealing with difficult interpersonal situations at work, such as colleagues who are incompetent, regretted workplace affairs, or being the butt of prejudice or humour.