We understand that there can be many reasons why an in-person treatment for OCD is not possible, but we are here to help.
We offer both online and in-person treatment options, allowing clients to access therapy in a way that fits their circumstances. Online therapy is available for both intensive and non-intensive formats and can be accessed from home, removing the need for travel while maintaining clinical standards.
Our online services are designed to be straightforward and accessible, including for those who may be less familiar with technology. Sessions are delivered using secure, professional platforms and follow the same structured, evidence-based approach used in our in-person work.
Whether therapy is delivered online or in person, our focus remains on providing clear, clinically appropriate treatment informed by assessment and individual need. The format of therapy does not change the standards of care, the therapeutic approach, or the level of professional oversight involved.
If you would like to discuss whether online therapy is appropriate for you, our administrative team can provide further information and guide you through the next steps.
Our online therapy sessions are delivered using Zoom Pro, integrated securely within our clinical management system. This allows therapists and clients to meet online in a straightforward and reliable way, without the need for complex setup or technical expertise.
Privacy and security are central to how we deliver online therapy. Sessions are conducted using secure, password-protected links, and all client information is managed in line with GDPR requirements and professional ethical standards. Online sessions follow the same clinical structure and confidentiality principles as in-person appointments.
Using a secure video platform allows clients to access therapy without the need for travel, while maintaining continuity, professionalism, and appropriate clinical oversight.
Research into the delivery of psychological therapy has continued to develop, and online therapy is now a well-established format within mental health services. For many people, online therapy can offer a clinically appropriate alternative to in-person work, particularly where travel, distance, or practical constraints would otherwise limit access to care.
Rather than the format itself determining outcomes, suitability depends on individual circumstances, clinical presentation, and the type of work being undertaken. For some clients, working online can support consistency and engagement, while others may benefit more from in-person sessions.
Online therapy is therefore considered on a case-by-case basis and discussed during assessment, ensuring that the chosen format supports safe, effective, and appropriate treatment.
