The Lyceum

Five pathways. One approach.

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

CBT Support Pathways West London at The Lyceum Clinic offer a structured route to evidence based treatment for high functioning anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, low mood, neurodivergence and life transitions across Chiswick, Ealing and the Richmond venue, Richmond and Kensington, with online options for wider access. Led by Sanah Younis, a BABCP accredited cognitive behavioural therapist, our service organises care into five clear pathways high functioning anxiety, OCD, low mood, neurodivergent presentations, and transition focused work while maintaining a single, coherent CBT approach that is time limited, collaborative and outcome focused. Each pathway begins with an assessment that maps symptoms, functional impact and goals, and uses standardized measures to track progress; this ensures patients in West London receive tailored formulations and measurable outcomes. For people in Chiswick and Hammersmith we offer local clinic appointments and flexible scheduling to fit working lives; for clients in Ealing, Richmond and Kensington we provide transport friendly session times and online therapy when in person attendance is impractical. Our model integrates psychoeducation, behavioural experiments, exposure and response prevention where indicated, activity scheduling and cognitive restructuring, adapted for neurodivergent thinkers and for those negotiating major life changes. Typical courses vary by pathway, commonly ranging from eight to twenty sessions with progress reviewed using validated measures and relapse prevention built into discharge planning. The Lyceum Clinic emphasises transparency about expected course length, typical session content and objective indicators of improvement, so clients know when to expect change and how maintenance is supported. Sanah Younis leads clinical governance and ensures all interventions align with BABCP standards and current CBT evidence. Referrals can be self initiated or via GPs and employers; we aim to match urgency and clinical need with the appropriate pathway and offer guided stepped care if adjustments are required. If you are in West London or prefer online therapy and want a clear, structured route to evidence based CBT for anxiety, OCD, low mood, neurodivergence or life transitions, contact The Lyceum Clinic to arrange an assessment and begin your pathway.

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

Last clinically reviewed: 14 August 2026

Clinical information on this page is general and does not replace personalised assessment. If you are in immediate danger, call 999 or attend A&E.

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