CBT
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Examining the patterns of thinking and behaviour that keep distress in place — and gently working with them so you have more freedom and choice.
Clinical Psychologist · Nottingham & Online UK
For people who want the symptoms to ease — and the patterns underneath them to actually change.
HCPC Registered
Clinical Psychologist
PYL045683
BPS Chartered
Member 546878
Highest standard

01 · My Approach
I’m Dr. Chandril Ghosh — a clinical psychologist helping adults move past short-term symptom relief toward a deeper sense of safety, self-trust, and emotional security.
Understand yourself
see what's really going on underneath
Steadier with emotion
less at the mercy of how you feel
Relate differently
without the same old patterns
Direction & choice
a sense of where you're going
NHS · brief therapy
Session cap. Set protocol.
Symptoms often ease — the pattern underneath can stay.
Working privately
No cap. CBT, ACT & CFT, tailored.
We’ll name what a good outcome looks like — then work toward it.
02 · Evidence-Based Therapies
CBT
Examining the patterns of thinking and behaviour that keep distress in place — and gently working with them so you have more freedom and choice.
ACT
Building psychological flexibility: making room for difficult feelings while staying connected to what genuinely matters to you, and acting on it.
CFT
Working with shame, self-criticism, and threat — cultivating an inner relationship that feels safer, kinder, and more soothing.
03 · How I Work
01
A no-cost conversation to see if we’re a good fit.
02
Weekly or fortnightly — protected, regular time.
03
Rhythm that lets the work actually take root.
04 · Practicalities & Fees
In-Person
Nottingham City Centre
Online · UK-wide
Sessions over Zoom
Availability
Evenings & weekends
Each Session
50 min · weekly or fortnightly
Standard Fee
£120 per session
Approved Insurance Provider
05 · Who I Work With
Suitable for adults experiencing
Not suitable for
This practice does not offer crisis services.
In Their Words
Patient feedback
“For the first time, therapy felt like it was building something — not just settling things down.”
“I felt heard in a way I hadn't before. The change is quieter than I expected, and steadier.”
“Dr. Ghosh was honest, warm, and pragmatic. It was clear he was paying real attention.”
Important Notice
A crisis includes feeling like you want to hurt yourself or someone else, hearing voices, experiencing extreme overwhelming distress, or feeling you can no longer cope. This service is not for crisis or emergency support. If you are in immediate danger or at risk of harm, please use one of the routes below.
Immediate Emergency
If you have injured yourself or feel your life is at risk, A&E is the right place to go.
Call
999
Ambulance or police
Go to
A&E
Your nearest hospital
Urgent Help
For urgent mental-health support that doesn’t require emergency services, the following routes are available 24/7.
Call · Option 2
111
NHS mental-health crisis team
Online
111.nhs.uk
24/7 access service
Samaritans
116 123
Free, 24 hours a day
Contact your GP
Urgent appointment
Ask the practice for same-day support
06 · Get in touch
No commitment, no expectation. Just a conversation to see whether we’re a good fit and whether what I offer is right for what you’re looking for.