​Fees & Getting started

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Taking the first step is often the hardest part. To make that easier, I offer a free initial consultation of up to 15 minutes, available by phone or secure video call with no obligation to proceed. It's an opportunity to talk through what you're experiencing, explore whether CBT therapy or EMDR therapy might be the right approach, and get a sense of whether working together feels like a good fit.

Session Fees:
All sessions run for up to 60 minutes and apply to both initial assessments and ongoing treatment.

_________________________________________    Online Therapy (secure video, UK-wide)                     £120

_________________________________________     In-Person Therapy (Queens Park, NW London)         £135
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Face-to-face sessions are held in a quiet, professional clinical setting near Queens Park station (W10 4BA) - easily accessible from across North and West London.

Remote sessions are available to clients throughout the UK.

Sessions are typically scheduled weekly, though frequency can be tailored to your individual needs and circumstances.

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Have questions about fees, availability, or whether CBT or EMDR therapy is right for you? Get in touch to arrange your free consultation — there's no commitment required.​

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How long will therapy take?

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Every person is different, and so is every course of therapy. Because treatment is tailored entirely to your individual needs, history, and goals, it isn't possible to give a precise number of sessions upfront — and anyone who does is likely oversimplifying.

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That said, guidelines set by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provide evidence-based recommendations on treatment length for specific conditions. These serve as a helpful framework while ensuring your care never feels rushed or unnecessarily prolonged.

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The aim is straightforward: to help you make meaningful progress and move forward — not to keep you in therapy longer than you need or want to be.

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Once there's a clearer picture of your personal history, current difficulties, and what you're hoping to achieve, a more informed estimate can be offered from the outset.

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Why Evidence-Based therapy matters

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Not all therapy is created equal. Of the many therapeutic approaches available, only a small number are backed by robust scientific research - meaning they have been rigorously tested and proven to reduce symptoms and create lasting change for specific conditions.

Choosing an evidence-based therapist means you can have genuine confidence that the treatment you receive isn't based on theory alone, but on decades of clinical research and real-world outcomes.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is the most well-established example. Developed and refined over several decades, CBT has been consistently shown through clinical trials to produce measurable improvements across a wide range of conditions - from anxiety and depression to OCD and PTSD. It remains one of the most studied and validated psychological treatments in existence.

In Guy Klein Therapy I also offer EMDR therapy, another NICE-recommended treatment with a strong evidence base, particularly for trauma and PTSD.

For disorder-specific treatment guidelines, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides comprehensive recommendations - many of which place CBT and EMDR at the forefront of effective care.

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Who I Work With

Guy Klein Therapy works with adults (18+) experiencing a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties.

 

However, some conditions are best supported within a broader, multi-disciplinary framework — such as the NHS Care Programme Approach — and are outside the scope of private individual therapy.

Guy Klein Therapy does not currently offer treatment for:

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• Eating disorders

• Alcohol or drug addiction

• Schizophrenia or psychosis

• Neurological disorders

• Personality disorders

• Bereavement

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Additionally, Guy Klein Therapy is not able to work with individuals who are actively suicidal or who are experiencing difficulties with emotional regulation or anger that involve plans or behaviour posing a risk of harm to themselves or others. In these situations, a higher level of care and support is needed, and a GP or mental health crisis service would be the most appropriate first point of contact.
 

If you're unsure whether your situation falls within the scope of what is offered, please don't hesitate to get in touch — the free initial consultation is a good opportunity to explore this together.