Remote therapy that fits around you

Psychological therapy, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can help with a wide range of psychological and emotional issues. Our experienced team have successfully treated thousands of clients for issues such as anxiety, depression and work related stress. Onebright is a leading mental health company and provider of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), supporting over 60,000 people a year with their mental health.

Our therapy services cost £115 per session, which will give you access to your own highly experienced and accredited therapist and support from our client liaison team throughout your therapy journey.

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Booking your assessment

Therapy can be extremely beneficial, whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression or a number of other mental health and wellbeing challenges.
All our therapy assessments and sessions are carried out online. Here are the steps and how they work.

Step 1

Get in touch with Onebright

Simply complete one of our contact forms. Or, if you’d like to talk through why you feel you need support, you can call us on 020 8175 4908. One of our clinical liaison team will be able to answer any immediate questions you have.

We’ll then match you with the right clinician for your needs. We’ll set up your first appointment, at a time that works well for you, and take your credit card details. This is to cover the cost of your first assessment session.

If you decide you want to continue with therapy you will be charged automatically, 48 hours before each therapy session begins.

Step 2

Meet your therapist

At the end of your initial assessment, your therapist will talk to you about your treatment plan: how it will work, what to expect and how long it may take. They will identify the issues you’re struggling with and set some targets for getting to a positive end-point.

Your treatment will be based on practice in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and/or Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing (EMDR), Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), Trauma Focussed CBT. Once you have a full picture of how your therapy sessions will work, you can decide if it’s for you.

Step 3

Agree your ideal plan

If your answer to therapy is ‘yes’, we’ll organise a treatment schedule that’s designed for your needs, at times that suit you. If you and your therapist agree that CBT isn’t the right approach, we’ll take the time to discuss why, and suggest an alternative.

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We provide therapy for anxiety and depression and many other mental health conditions.

Why choose Onebright?

Therapy can be extremely beneficial, whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression or a number of other mental health and wellbeing challenges.

All our therapy assessments and sessions are carried out online.

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Signs that a person may need support

Below are some common signs that a person may be struggling with their mental health:
Changes in concentration and focus
Avoiding friends and social activities
Showing extreme mood changes, including uncontrollable “highs” or euphoria
Confessing they’re feeling excessively sad or low
Inability to carry out daily activities or handle everyday problems and stress
Expressing an intense fear of weight gain or concern with appearance
Overusing substances like alcohol or drugs
Showing strong feelings of irritability or anger
Finding it difficult to understand or relate to other people
Perceiving a different reality, either hallucinations or delusions

What we offer

These treatments are based on the idea that unproductive thinking and behaviour is the root cause of many mental health problems. Your therapist would help you learn new skills to overcome this.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
CBT is a talking therapy that can help you cope by making you more aware of the connection between your thoughts, feelings and behaviour. It focuses on challenging unhelpful beliefs, attitudes and behaviours.
Trauma-focused CBT
A form of CBT specifically adapted for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Helps your brain to process trauma when you recall aspects of it as a therapist usually asks you to follow their finger from side to side with your eyes. It can help you change the way you think about a traumatic experience.
Get started by answering some simple questions below or call 020 8175 4908

Begin your journey

Onebright client liaison are available Monday to Friday between 9am-5pm (excluding bank holidays).
You must be aged 18 years or above to access our therapy services.

Frequently asked questions

We have a highly trained and experienced team of cognitive behavioural psychotherapists accredited with the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy (BABCP).
Some of our therapists hold dual positions with Onebright and senior positions in the NHS or academic institutions. Positions in the NHS or academia involve managing or coordinating specialist cognitive behavioural therapy services.
An accredited cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist will have had training as a qualified registered healthcare professional before undertaking advanced cognitive behavioural psychotherapy training. So we have competently trained practitioners, providing reassurance that your well-being is in the hands of accredited and registered professionals.
Cognitive behavioural therapy is the treatment of choice for most of the psychological problems experienced by people.
Cognitive behavioural therapy has clear evidence of efficacy for the following:

Depression
Panic Disorder
Agoraphobia
Generalised anxiety disorder
Specific phobias
Social phobia
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Bulimia
Personality disorders
Habit disorders
Pain
Chronic fatigue

With problems where research is limited, cognitive behavioural therapy still comes as the modality with the best evidence. For example, with:

Schizophrenia
Bipolar affective disorders
Hypertension
Low-self esteem
Sex therapy
Nightmares
Gambling
Irritable Bowel Syndrome

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) the public agency that directs the NHS on best practice continuously recommends cognitive behavioural therapy for the treatments they produce guidance on.
We have a highly trained and experienced team of cognitive behavioural psychotherapists accredited with the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy (BABCP).
Some of our therapists hold dual positions with Onebright and senior positions in the NHS or academic institutions. Positions in the NHS or academia involve managing or coordinating specialist cognitive behavioural therapy services.
An accredited cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist will have had training as a qualified registered healthcare professional before undertaking advanced cognitive behavioural psychotherapy training. So we have competently trained practitioners, providing reassurance that your well-being is in the hands of accredited and registered professionals.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT|) is a talking therapy that can help you cope by making you more aware of the connection between your thoughts, feelings and behaviour. It focuses on challenging unhelpful beliefs, attitudes and behaviours.

Quality Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) stands out from other forms of therapy or types of counselling because of the emphasis on evidence-based practice. For our clients, this means that they are receiving quality conventional professional therapy based on the very latest research.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a way of helping people to cope with stress and emotional problems. It helps us to look at the connections between how we think, how we feel and how we behave. It particularly concentrates on ideas that are unrealistic. These often undermine our self-confidence and make us feel depressed or anxious. Looking at these unrealistic ideas can help us work out different ways of thinking and behaving that in turn will help us cope better. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy looks at how problems from the past are maintained in the “here and now”. It helps people to learn new methods of coping and problem-solving, which they can use for the rest of their lives.
If you are interested in our CBT services (or other psychotherapy service) and want to learn about our online therapy options, talk to one of our Onebright treatment coordinators today to organise a call with our mental health experts. You can discuss mental health support for yourself or an employee and how you would like the CBT sessions to be delivered.
The cost of private therapy can vary, but Onebright works with everyone from insurance providers, companies, GPs, and individuals to get people the support they need to feel better. Head over to our Contact Page to get a quote or talk to our us about what the best payment plan is right for you.
If you would like online therapy, you can book a fully qualified, accredited CBT therapist with us. Finding the right therapist online is just as important as finding an in-person therapist, so we take the time to match you to a therapist who is the right fit for you.
Please make sure to check with your insurance company to be sure your treatment will be covered, but in the UK, all major insurance companies are covered. Once we've determined how you will pay, you can turn your attention to choosing an online therapist who can meet your needs.
Online therapy can occur in real-time, through live video chat, in our easy-to-use, secure, and convenient centralised web application. You can schedule a session with your therapist in the future, look over past session notes and utilise our clinically led resources in-between sessions.
Some clients enjoy the act of setting aside a time and place for therapy - in which case, meeting at a local clinic is the best choice. In contrast, others prefer to meet their CBT therapist online via Zoom or Skype. Online or virtual therapy can be an effective supplement for busy periods in your life when you need the support of your therapist but travelling to a clinic is challenging.

Whichever method you feel most comfortable with, we are here to support you.
We are proud to report a recovery rate of 87%. This exceeds the industry standard recovery rate of 52%.
Both in-person and online CBT therapy has high levels of governance and supervision that you would expect of any BABCP accredited therapist. This means you can be sure that your treatment will be effective and appropriate for you.
Sessions with our BABCP accredited therapists start from £99. Most clients require between 6-10 sessions (condition dependent).
Have private health insurance? All major insurance companies accepted.
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