Private therapy with chartered psychologists in Harley Street, London.
*Welcome from Dr Richard Smith, Consultant Psychologist and founder of London Psychologist Clinic. Since opening in 2006, we’ve been committed to providing expert-led psychological therapy in the heart of London. Our team includes experienced clinical psychologists, counselling psychologists, psychotherapists and psychiatrists — all dedicated to offering thoughtful, evidence-based support tailored to each client’s needs.
We offer both short-term and in-depth psychological therapy, including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), trauma-focused approaches, executive coaching, and integrative psychotherapy. Whether you're facing everyday anxiety or more complex emotional difficulties, our clinicians work with compassion and expertise to help you move forward.
Sessions are available in our Harley Street practice — internationally recognised for clinical excellence — as well as in London Bridge and the City. We also support clients across the UK via a national network of trusted practitioners through our extended platform.*
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The London Psychologist Clinic is staffed by HCPC-registered psychologists. This site does not offer emergency services or medical advice. For urgent mental health support, please contact NHS 111 or your GP.
