We are now working through Psycho Education and Podcasts

We hope you are continuing to keep safe and well.   We’d like to extend a huge thank you to all the clients who worked with as we transferred our work overnight online last year.  On the very serious side of the experience for us all, we know that some people have suffered painful loss or been frightened by the illness of loved ones or have been ill themselves, and we extend our support and sympathy to you in this. On the learning side, the pandemic has taught us all to be more accepting and flexible and we have had to change our habits and behaviours.

At our Exeter Clinic, we have had time on our hands to engage in some planning for the service. It also gave us a chance to engage in Professional Development that would have taken us years if we had to travel, and so we have moved ahead in our thinking. The interruption of Covid19 gave us time for a rethink about how we offer our service, and we addressed the question of how to meet the needs of the most amount of people at the most cost-effective rate. We have always struggled with this question as our waiting lists increased and people have been unable to access the service they need when they want it.

With this in mind and with the success of our work on-line, we have made the decision to transfer our Exeter office to online teaching on mental health through podcasts.

We believe that many mental health conditions can be helped with psycho-education and management skills with question and answer sessions through webinars and podcasts.   We now plan to put out regular podcasts for adult, child and family mental health and based on the book Mind Kind.

These are absolutely free of charge.  Please click here:

Please email us your questions and we will answer these through podcast: