Face-to-face CBT arrangements across the UK.
Can The Lyceum arrange face-to-face CBT outside London?
The Lyceum can explore a face-to-face arrangement near you through a network of suitable therapy spaces. This depends on a therapist, an appropriate room, timing and practical considerations; it is not a clinic office in every town, a home-visit service or a guarantee of immediate local availability. A considered alternative to long travel. For some people, an in-person conversation matters. Where it is practical, therapists can travel to provide treatment using a network of suitable therapy spaces close to clients. The first step is not to assume a room or a time exists: it is to explain what would make face-to-face work helpful and discuss the possible arrangements openly. What is agreed before a session is booked. The established fee for a 50-minute face-to-face CBT session is £140. The clinician, suitable space, timing and practical arrangements are discussed before booking. The published fee does not promise a local space or immediate availability. London hubs and rooms remain part of the picture. The clinic’s London hubs and current therapy rooms are described separately so they are not confused with a national network of suitable spaces. A location page is a practical guide, not an appointment promise. If you need urgent help or are in immediate danger, contact emergency or urgent services rather than waiting for an enquiry or appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have a clinic in every UK town?
No. The Lyceum does not claim a clinic office in every town. A face-to-face arrangement may be explored through suitable therapy spaces close to a client, subject to therapist, room, timing and practical availability.
What is the face-to-face CBT fee outside London?
The established fee for a 50-minute face-to-face CBT session is £140. The clinician, suitable space, timing and practical arrangements are discussed before booking. The fee does not promise that a local space will be available.
Can I ask about online and face-to-face options together?
Yes. The initial consultation can be used to discuss practical options, including whether online CBT or a possible face-to-face arrangement may fit your circumstances. It does not commit you to therapy or a particular format.