About Dr. Esther Cole
I am HCPC registered, BPS accredited and a professionally insured Clinical Psychologist working in the NHS and private practice. I have worked in multi-disciplinary teams with clients with a range of mental and physical health, neurological conditions, challenging behaviour and cognitive problems, with very positive results since 2008 (qualifying as a Clinical Psychologist in 2013).
I tailor make all therapies to the person, child, young person or organisation’s needs and draw on the best available evidence. This could mean offering a combination of different therapies such as CBT, systemic and narrative approaches or integrating several therapeutic methods until we feel we are making progress.
About Dr. Esther Cole
I am HCPC registered, BPS accredited and a professionally insured Clinical Psychologist working in the NHS and private practice. I have worked in multi-disciplinary teams with clients with a range of mental and physical health, neurological conditions, challenging behaviour and cognitive problems, with very positive results since 2008 (qualifying as a Clinical Psychologist in 2013).
I tailor make all therapies to the person, child, young person or organisation’s needs and draw on the best available evidence. This could mean offering a combination of different therapies such as CBT, systemic and narrative approaches or integrating several therapeutic methods until we feel we are making progress.
"Act as if what you do makes a difference.
It does”
"Act as if what you do makes a difference.
It does”
Nikki Clark
Honorary Research Assistant (she/her)
I am a third-year student of Psychology with Criminology, on my placement year at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. My placement at Lifespan Psychology involves auditing and analysing the recovery rates and feedback we receive from clients, and their families, as part of a program to develop the practice, and enhance therapeutic treatments.
I have had an intense fascination and passion for psychology from a young age, particularly around trauma in developing children, and in adulthood. I have had my own personal experience with the mental health system since my early teens, giving me a detailed understanding of where the system benefits the individual, and where it can hinder treatment and recovery.
I have a background in Health and Social Care and I was a Support Worker during college. I worked in a residential setting with clients with a range of mental, physical and developmental disorders, and learnt ways to tailor their care to their individual needs.
In addition to building a trusting relationship during 1-2-1 feedback sessions, while working with Lifespan Psychology, I hope to gain new perspectives on treatments and therapies; and to develop further skills to improve an individual's treatment.
Location:
Online
Languages:
English