Insurance

Ensuring brighter outcomes

Our partnerships with insurers enable us to provide essential coverage and mental health support to thousands of individuals across the UK.
This includes everything from CBT for anxiety and depression, to psychiatric assessments for severe mental health problems. Working with insurance providers, we are able to give their members access to the evidence-based treatments they need, simply and quickly.

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Private medical insurers

We work with a number of the biggest private medical insurers in the UK, providing essential coverage and care to their members who require evidence-based mental health support.

Personal injury providers

Every week, our national network of experienced clinicians around the UK treats hundreds of people that need mental health support following an accident or injury.

Group income protection

We have a proven track of record of partnering with group income protection providers to provide their clients with a range of evidence-based treatments – fast.

Treatment

Every individual gets a dedicated case manager who will help decide what support might be best for them, or the people you look after. Following a rigorous assessment, our team will match them to one of the world class clinicians in our network. They are leaders in their field and work to industry standard guidelines, delivering evidence-based treatments.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

CBT is a talking therapy that can help an individual cope by making them more aware of the connection between their 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). An evidence-based treatment approach shown to help children, adolescents, and adults overcome trauma-related difficulties.

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.