Research on interoception, attention and emotion can inform discussion of health concerns and uncertainty. Group level brain findings do not establish the cause of an individual’s symptoms, replace medical assessment or predict a treatment response. This guide was written by Sanah Younis, a BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist with over 11 years of clinical experience across specialist services and private practice. BABCP accreditation is one professional credential relevant to CBT practice and can be verified directly with BABCP. The Lyceum offers BABCP accredited CBT discussions face to face in Chiswick (W4), Ealing (W5) and Hammersmith (W6), and online. Session fees are £110 online and £140 face to face. If you are considering insurance or a cash plan, confirm your own referral, authorisation, reimbursement and provider list requirements directly with the provider before making arrangements. Current appointment options can be confirmed when you enquire. For further reading, visit the Clinical Guides library at lyceumclinic.co.uk/guides, or contact the clinic to discuss current options at lyceumclinic.co.uk/start.