Private clinical psychologist in Tunbridge Wells
I'm Dr Bobbie Scott, an HCPC registered clinical psychologist opening a private practice for adults in Tunbridge Wells and online across the UK. Therapy with me is warm, collaborative and grounded in evidence. Join the waiting list to hear first when appointments open.
- Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy)
- HCPC registered
- No GP referral needed
- Online sessions available
What I help with
I work with adults experiencing a wide range of difficulties. If what you're going through isn't listed, please still get in touch.
Anxiety
Help with worry, panic, health anxiety and social anxiety that has started to run your days.
Depression
Therapy for low mood, loss of motivation and the feeling that nothing is enjoyable any more.
Trauma and PTSD
Specialist psychological help after frightening or distressing events, at a pace that feels safe.
OCD
Evidence-based help for intrusive thoughts, compulsions and the need to check, clean or repeat.
Stress and burnout
Support when work or life pressure has left you exhausted, irritable and running on empty.
Low self-esteem
Therapy for a harsh inner critic, perfectionism and a long-standing sense of not being good enough.
Seeing a psychologist privately in Tunbridge Wells
Deciding to see someone is often the hardest step. Many people come to me after waiting a long time for NHS therapy, or because they want more choice over who they see, when, and for how long.
As a clinical psychologist I've completed a three-year doctorate in clinical psychology, trained across NHS services, and am regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council. That training means I can offer a careful assessment and draw on more than one therapy, rather than fitting you into a single model.
We start with a free phone call. If it feels right, we book an initial consultation to understand what's going on and agree a plan together.
How I work
I trained in several evidence-based approaches and choose with you what's likely to help most.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
A structured, practical therapy looking at how thoughts, feelings, body sensations and behaviour keep each other going.
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
A third wave therapy that helps you make room for difficult thoughts and feelings and move towards what matters to you.
Compassion focused therapy (CFT)
A third wave therapy for shame, self-criticism and the feeling of never being good enough.
Systemic ideas
Understanding difficulties in the context of relationships, family, culture and the systems around you.
Narrative ideas, including the Tree of Life
Separating you from the problem, and drawing out the strengths and stories that problems can hide.