Therapy for university students
Waiting lists move slowly and term time does not. This is a route that starts when you need it, not next semester.
What students most often bring
Panic before exams and presentations, dissertation paralysis, homesickness that has curdled into isolation, and — very often — an ADHD or autism suspicion that arrived halfway through a degree.
- Deadline paralysis and avoidance
- Panic attacks in lectures or seminars
- Loneliness masked by a busy social calendar
- First time away from home going badly
Practicalities that matter to students
The clinic is central, walkable from the city and close to the Kedleston Road corridor. Sessions can continue online during vacations so work does not restart every holiday.
Short, focused, term-shaped
Where a specific goal exists — get through finals, present the dissertation, stop the panic in seminars — the work is scoped to it rather than being open-ended.
Common questions
Can I continue over the summer from home?+
Yes, online sessions run UK-wide, so the work continues wherever you are.
Is it confidential from the university?+
Completely. Nothing is shared with your institution.
Can you diagnose ADHD or autism?+
No. Diagnosis is a separate specialist assessment. The therapy works with the difficulties either way.
Start now, not next semester
A free intro call, evenings included.