Physical Health & Mental Health

Everyone experiences their health condition differently, and we focus on understanding your lived experience. Through the course of therapy we aim to support you in living alongside your health condition to in line to what is important in your life.

  • Living with a health condition can sometimes impact on how we feel emotionally and striking a balance between the two can understandably feel challenging at times. We offer therapy to individuals and families to manage with emotional distress in relation to your health condition. Managing with your health, feeling different compared to others and adjusting to the news of living with a health condition are just some of the themes that we see clients for.

 
 
Dr Neena Ramful

  • Neena works as a Senior Clinical Psychologist with children, young people, families, and adults within an NHS Paediatric Psychology service. Neena is very passionate in supporting clients in understanding the link between health and the impact on mental health; and supporting you in reducing psychological distress. The client(s) are the experts in their health condition, and together she aims to work with you to live a meaningful life alongside your health condition. Throughout her experience, Neena has worked as a psychologist in the following specialities: diabetes, endocrinology, rheumatology, neurology, cystic fibrosis, cleft lip and palate, pain, tics, gastroenterology and other general paediatric conditions.

 
 

“Attending to both your physical and mental health can at times feel overwhelming. Collectively we have years of experience working both in the NHS and privately with patients with a range of health conditions”.

Dr Rachel Attfield

  • Rachel works as a Senior Clinical Psychologist with adults within an NHS Adult Psychology service. Rachel has over 15 years clinical experience working with a range of emotional and physical health needs.Throughout her experience, Rachel has worked as a psychologist in the following specialities: diabetes, cystic fibrosis, haematology, chronic pain, renal disease, major trauma, critical care and oncology.