Dr Kate Robinson Clinical Psychologist

Tel: 07979 591474

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Q: How do I book an appointment?
A: To discuss with me the appropriateness of an appointment please contact me via email (kate@drkaterobinson.co.uk) or telephone (07979 591474). If I am unavailable I will aim to return your email or call within 24 hours.  If you feel that you need more urgent help please contact your GP or NHS Direct (tel: 0845 4647).
 
 
 
Q: What are the fees and how do I pay?
A:  Fees vary according to individual assessment and therapy needs and so please contact me for further information. Fees are paid by cash or cheque at the appointment unless paid through health insurance.
  
 
 
A: Two sessions are necessary to complete a thorough assessment. During the assessment I will ask questions about what you are concerned about, how long you have been worried, as well as more general information about your family, personal background, and your child's development. At the end of the assessment a treatment plan will be recommended.
 
It is not always necessary to meet your child at the first appointment if you would prefer to meet me yourself first. It is often helpful to meet all parents / carers as part of my assessment as they all have important opinions and views. Please talk to me further about who might attend the first appointment.
 
I can sometimes accommodate home and school visits depending on circumstances.
  
 
 
Q: Will what I say be confidential?
A: All sessions are private and confidential (this also included sessions for teenagers whose therapy is being paid for by their parents). However it can be helpful to share information, for example with a GP, a teenagers parents or a school, but permission will always be sought before any action is taken.
 
In line with my professional duty, confidentiality will only be broken if there are immediate fears for a clients safety or the safety of someone else but where possible this will occur in discussion with the client about who should be told and how. 
 
I might discuss your care in my regular supervision with another qualified Clinical Psychologist. This is to ensure that my work is of good quality and well considered. All personal details of clients will anonymised.
 
I also keep computerised records of basic information about my clients, such as name, address, date of birth, contact details, Referrers name and General Practioners name. This information is securely kept and solely for my use. The details will not be passed onto anyone else.