Achieving the highest standards in mental health service solutions

Mental illnesses can cause disability and accounts for 28% of lived years with a disability worldwide.

World Health Organisation, 1996

Introduction | Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
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Introduction

Welcome to the individual page. Although we provide a regional service, our Principal Psychotherapist, Caroline Williams also runs her own clinic list for local people 2 days a week.

She offers Cognitive Behaviour Therapy within the Central Manchester (Saturday) and Northwich areas (Friday).

Once receiving therapy you will have access to online resources and therapy in comfortable surroundings.

So, please navigate the pages, check out our individual subsidised prices and we hope you will enjoy your therapy experience.

Have you got a fear of driving?

Have you got a fear of driving, or have you recently had a car accident and experience anxiety when driving? Please click here for information on how to access free treatment as part of a CBT research study at the University of Manchester

NOTE - This page is for individual referrals only. Large & small companies, case managers and law firms can refer using the Services for Organisations section of our site.

Accreditations

Advice/Information given on this site does not replace any advice or diagnosis given by your Physician (GP, Psychiatrist etc). UFP Mental Health is a wholly self funded organisation. We do not represent the interests of, or receive any funding or sponsorship from, any commercial organisations, partners, or sponsors. Although this web site may display advertisements, UFP Mental Health is not influenced, nor has it any commercial links, with those companies whose advertisements may appear on this web site. UFP Mental Health is also not responsible for the content of the web sites of those companies whose advertisements may be displayed.

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Last site update: 19th January 2010