Personality Disorders
- 300
- 40 - 45 min
- Remote Sessions
- 300
- 40 - 45 min
- Remote Sessions

When to Ask for This Service?
- Difficulty maintaining stable relationships due to impulsivity, emotional instability, or difficulty understanding others’ emotions
- Intense mood swings and emotional reactions
- Chronic feelings of emptiness or dissatisfaction
- Difficulty with self-image or identity, including self-destructive behavior or a tendency to feel misunderstood
- Struggling with interpersonal conflicts or social interactions If these challenges are affecting your daily life or mental health, our Personality Disorder Assessment and Treatment service can provide valuable support.
What This Service Involves?
What to Expect When You Book This Service?
Benefits of Our Service
Thorough Assessment
We conduct an in-depth evaluation to understand your emotional patterns, behaviors, and thought processes, allowing us to develop a tailored treatment plan.
Personalized Treatment
We offer evidence-based therapies, including DBT and CBT, which focus on developing emotional regulation, improving relationships, and changing unhelpful thought patterns.
Support for Relationship Issues
Our therapies provide strategies for managing interpersonal conflicts, improving communication, and building healthier connections with others.
Emotional Stability
We aim to help you gain control over your emotional responses and develop skills to manage difficult emotions in a healthier way.
What Makes Our Service Unique
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Prepare for This Service
Once you book your appointment, you will receive a pre-assessment questionnaire to help us understand your symptoms and history. After reviewing the information, we will contact you to schedule an appointment. If possible, please provide any relevant medical records or details about previous mental health treatments, which can inform your assessment and treatment plan.
Is This Service Confidential?
Yes, we take your privacy and confidentiality seriously. All information shared during your assessment and treatment is kept confidential in line with ethical guidelines. Your privacy is our priority, and we ensure that your personal information remains secure throughout the process.
How Long Does This Service Take?
- Initial Review: The assessment typically lasts around 40-45 minutes.
- Follow-Up Sessions: Follow-up appointments generally last 30 minutes, though the duration may vary depending on your needs and progress.
Is There Remote Sessions?
Yes, we offer secure remote sessions via video conferencing. This provides flexibility and ensures that you can access care from the comfort of your own home.
What is the Price for This Service?
£300
Can I Pay in Instalments?
Yes, you can pay through Klarna in three equal, interest-free installments when using the payment portal.
Can My Insurance Pay?
Yes, we accept several medical insurance providers, including:
- Aviva
- AXA Health
- Preferred Health Care Ltd.
- Vitality Health
- Bupa UK
- WPA
- Allianz Worldwide Care
Please obtain pre-authorization using GMC number 06032945 before your appointment. Check with your insurance provider if there are any excess payments required. If pre-authorization is not arranged, you will need to pay upfront and claim back from your insurance.
What are personality disorders?
Personality disorders are characterized by long-term patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that deviate significantly from the expectations of the culture, causing distress or difficulty in functioning. Common types of personality disorders include borderline, narcissistic, and antisocial personality disorders.
How are personality disorders treated?
Personality disorders are often treated using psychotherapy, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), which help individuals address unhealthy thought patterns, regulate emotions, and improve interpersonal relationships.
How long does treatment take for a personality disorder?
The length of treatment depends on the individual and the severity of the disorder. Many individuals see improvements after several months of therapy, with follow-up sessions continuing as needed.
Do I need medication for a personality disorder?
Medication may be prescribed in some cases to help with specific symptoms, such as anxiety or depression. However, therapy is often the most effective treatment for personality disorders, focusing on behavioral and emotional changes.
