Fees

Self-funded clients paying for each session in advance of the session: £170 per 55-minute session (this includes a 15% discount for advance payment).

Insurance-funded clients or where payment is made after the session: £200 per 55-minute session.

Blake Stobie or Stirling Moorey: £220 per 55-minute session.

Receipts: We do not routinely issue receipts for session payments but can do so if specifically requested. Where requested, these will usually be issued on a once monthly basis for that month’s sessions.

All of our appointments take place online.

In some instances clients may request sessions lasting longer than one hour. The fees for these services will be negotiated prior to the session, in cases where we are able to offer this.

Cancellation and late arrival policies: Sessions cancelled with more than 48 hours’ notice will not be charged for. We regret that where less than 48 hours' cancellation notice is provided, the session will always be charged at the full rate, irrespective of the reason. Where clients arrive more than 20 minutes late for a session, the therapist will stop waiting and the session will be charged in full.

Supervision

We charge £170 per hour for supervision of clinical colleagues, which again includes a discount for payment made in advance of each session.

Private medical insurance

We are an approved provider with a limited number of medical insurance providers, including WPA and Cigna. Please check with us in advance, as these may change.

Please note that we no longer provide services on behalf of BUPA, Vitality, Aviva or AXA.

Self-referrals: In most instances we are happy for clients to refer themselves. However, if you are registered with a private healthcare insurer and wish to have part or all of the fees paid for by the insurer, your insurance provider may require a referral from your GP (or with some companies, from a psychiatrist) to cover your fees. Please check with your provider what their criteria are. 

Please note that clients with medical insurance are responsible for ensuring that their fees are paid in full. In some instances insurance companies will only pay for part of the session fees, or for a limited number of sessions, or an excess fee may apply, depending on the policy. Where the medical insurance company fails to pay for any or all of the session fees for any reason, clients will be liable for prompt payment of the outstanding fee.