For adults
What we offer adults
Onebright offer a wide range of psychological therapy services and neurodevelopmental assessments for autism and ADHD. We support adults who experience emotional, psychological and neurodevelopmental difficulties.
The goal of evidence-based therapy is to provide positive outcomes for adults with mental health difficulties, which can be used for the rest of their lives. It is an effective approach for common emotional problems such as anxiety, stress, depression and PTSD. We connect individuals with highly experienced and qualified therapists providing you with the best emotional and mental health support and treatment.
For many people, getting a formal neurodevelopmental diagnosis as an adult means you can move forward with confidence, knowing you can access the expert support you need to thrive.
Our services
Therapy for adults
ADHD assessment
Autism assessment
Who is Onebright?
Onebright is the largest provider of outpatient psychological therapy in the UK, and offers a wide range of psychology and therapy services and neurodevelopmental assessments. We support adults with a wide range of mental health issues such as anxiety and depression through evidence based mental health interventions and treatment. Delivered by highly experienced accredited specialists, we can help you through a tailored treatment plan, to meet your individual needs.
We also support adults with neurodevelopmental assessments for autism and ADHD.
Contact our dedicated client team by completing the form or call 020 8175 4908 and start your journey with Onebright today.
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It is an effective approach for common emotional problems such as stress, separation anxiety, anxiety disorders, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, low self-esteem, addictions, pain, chronic fatigue, panic attacks, health anxiety and social anxiety.
Your clinician will only extend the parameters of confidentially if you tell us something that is an immediate danger to yourself or someone else. If your clinician is concerned for your safety, they will discuss this with you with the view of keeping you and others safe.