These FAQs provide general, practical information about CBT, assessments, published fees, online options, face to face arrangements and confidentiality at The Lyceum Clinic. They cannot diagnose a difficulty, determine whether CBT is suitable or predict a particular treatment outcome for an individual. An initial conversation or assessment can consider current safety, relevant health information, circumstances, previous support and what matters most to the person seeking help. Research and clinical guidance can inform that conversation, but findings from groups of people cannot decide the best route, technique, number of sessions or likely result for one person. The published fee is £110 for an online session and £140 for a face to face session. Face to face arrangements can be discussed in Chiswick, Ealing and the Richmond venue, and online options can be discussed where appropriate. Current availability, accessibility, practical format and suitability should be checked directly. Some insurance or cash plan policies may contribute to costs, but policies differ. Confirm eligibility, any authorisation requirements, payment route and reimbursement terms directly with the relevant provider before making financial assumptions. The clinic cannot determine a provider’s decision. Confidentiality, cancellation arrangements and practical questions can be discussed before deciding whether a fuller assessment may be useful. If you need urgent support or are in immediate danger, use an appropriate emergency or urgent service rather than relying on this page or an enquiry form.
Frequently asked questions
What is CBT?
CBT is a psychological therapy with a substantial research literature. An assessment can consider whether CBT informed ideas may be relevant to an individual’s circumstances, but a page cannot decide suitability or outcome.
How many sessions might be discussed?
The format, pace and length of therapy are discussed individually. A page or guideline cannot decide an appropriate duration for one person.
Can I ask about arrangements before an assessment?
Yes. An enquiry can be used to ask about published fees, current availability, online options, face to face locations and what an initial conversation may involve.
How much does CBT cost at The Lyceum?
The published fee is £110 for an online session and £140 for a face to face session. Check current arrangements directly.
Can insurance or a cash plan contribute to CBT costs?
Some private medical insurance and cash plan policies may contribute to CBT costs. Confirm your individual cover, any authorisation requirements, payment route, and reimbursement terms directly with your provider before booking.
Can online options be discussed?
Online options can be discussed where appropriate. Current availability, practical format and suitability should be checked directly.
Where can face to face arrangements be discussed?
Face to face arrangements can be discussed in Chiswick, Ealing and the Richmond venue. Check current availability, accessibility and practical format directly.