Terms of business

Fees

Session Details

• Sessions last an hour unless otherwise indicated and any pre-agreed longer or shorter sessions are charged on a pro-rata basis.
• A limited number of discounted concessions may be available for students or retired individuals. Proof of status is required.
• Please note rates will vary when paying via EAP or insurance companies due to the increased financial & administrative requirements: rates are agreed with each company.
• Human Givens therapy is brief effective and aims to work with our clients to achieve the outcomes they want in as short a time-frame as possible, and for them to move on, fully equipped for their next life chapter. Research shows that more than 3 in 4 clients were either symptom free or significantly recovered in an average of only 3.6 sessions.* Most people see significant progress in 4-6 sessions although some people require only one or two sessions to achieve their desired results. Some people with more complex difficulties may require more. Our fees reflect these highly effective and long-term outcomes.

*Research published in: Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research & Practice

Cancellation Policy

Outcome Measures

We use various measures to gauge each client's progress and response to treatment. If clients are happy to do so they may be asked to complete a brief anonymised questionnaire, which is designed to help the therapist understand the client's needs, how best to help them, and to evaluate treatments and outcomes.

Health Insurance:

Some clients may have coverage through their healthcare insurer. However, we are unable to communicate directly with insurers, and we do not have an electronic claims system. It is the client's responsibility to determine if their insurance provider covers psychotherapy services, to pay for the session at the time of consultation, and to submit a claim to their insurer if applicable. We endeavour do our best to assist with the claims process.

Your personal information will be kept in accordance with the Data Protection Act (2018) and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In relation to this personal data, which will include case record notes, contact information and written correspondence (whether by email, letter or online messaging service) there is lawful basis for processing this personal information: legitimate business interests relating to the service being provided, legal duty and entering into or performing the contract between us.