The Lyceum

Evidence of engagement in therapeutic support for family proceedings.

Specialist CBT therapy for anxiety, OCD, depression and more in West London

CBT reports for family proceedings are provided by The Lyceum Clinic as clear, evidence based documentation of therapeutic engagement and progress, tailored specifically for family law settings. Our reports are written by experienced clinicians in a format that addresses court and solicitor needs, outlining attendance, treatment focus, therapeutic formulation, observable change, risk considerations and recommendations for ongoing support. As a BABCP accredited CBT practice led by Sanah Younis, The Lyceum Clinic combines clinical rigour with sensitivity to the legal context, offering assessments and time limited interventions that support judicial understanding of a client’s engagement with therapeutic work. We understand the importance of timely, neutral and clinically grounded reporting in family proceedings. Reports can accompany parenting assessments, custody dispute documentation or family mediation, and they are prepared with attention to confidentiality, consent and the specific questions posed by legal professionals. Our approach balances succinct factual reporting with clinical interpretation, making clear what has been addressed in therapy, the client’s responsiveness to CBT techniques, and whether further treatment is recommended. Where appropriate, we can include objective measures, behavioural observations and session summaries to strengthen the evidentiary value of the report. The Lyceum Clinic serves West London communities including Chiswick, Ealing and the Richmond venue, and can coordinate with local legal teams and expert witnesses. For those seeking background on our clinical standards and academic perspectives, please see /guides/ for clinical academic material. For reflections and insights from our clinic lead, visit /blog/ where Sanah Younis writes in the first person about therapy and practice. To learn more about the therapeutic model we use, see /therapy/ for an empathetic explanation of CBT and /approach/ for a technical description of techniques and formulations. Local therapist profiles are available under our /cbt therapist chiswick and related pages to help you identify clinicians familiar with area services. If you require a structured CBT report for family proceedings, contact The Lyceum Clinic to discuss referral pathways, timescales and fees. Our team will respond promptly to arrange an assessment and clarify how our evidence based reports can support your case.

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Written by Sanah Younis, BABCP accredited CBT Therapist at The Lyceum Clinic.

Last clinically reviewed: 14 August 2026

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