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Psychology in Glasgow

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Private psychology services in Glasgow

If you’re seeking expert mental health support, Ross Hall Hospital offers private psychology services tailored to your needs. Our team of experienced clinical psychologists is supported by a multidisciplinary team across the hospital to provide compassionate care using evidence-based therapies. From your first consultation throughout your treatment journey, you can expect professionalism, confidentiality and personal attention in a welcoming environment. 

What are psychology services?

Psychology services refer to professional assessments and treatments to support mental, emotional, and behavioural health. At Ross Hall, this includes diagnostic evaluations (e.g. for anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, and relationship issues) as well as ongoing therapy sessions aimed at helping you better cope, heal, or adjust to changes in your life. Therapies offered may include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), and others such as mindfulness or solution-focused therapy.

Whether you're looking for individual therapy, couples counselling, family therapy, or psychological assessment, our consultants are experienced in working with adults, adolescents, and children. They also help with adjustment to physical health conditions, appearance-related distress, or trauma. 

Why might I need to access psychology services?

There are many reasons you might choose to see a psychologist. Some people seek support during a particularly stressful or challenging time in their life, while others want long-term help with ongoing mental health conditions. Common reasons include:

  • Anxiety and depression: when feelings of worry, sadness, or hopelessness interfere with daily life
  • Stress and burnout: difficulties coping with work, family, or personal pressures
  • Trauma or PTSD: processing distressing experiences such as accidents, abuse, or loss
  • Relationship difficulties: improving communication, resolving conflict, or navigating life changes
  • Body image or appearance concerns: adjusting to changes following illness, injury, or surgery
  • Adjusting to physical health conditions: learning strategies to manage the psychological impact of long-term illness or recovery
  • Low self-esteem or confidence: building resilience and self-worth
  • Children’s and adolescents’ challenges: including behaviour issues, emotional difficulties, or school-related stress

Accessing psychology services doesn’t always mean you have a mental health diagnosis. Many people benefit from short-term support to develop coping strategies, improve resilience, or explore personal growth.

How much do psychology services cost at Ross Hall Hospital, Glasgow?

The cost of psychology services varies depending on the type of therapy, length of sessions, and whether you need assessment or ongoing treatment. Ross Hall Hospital offers transparent pricing and you’ll always know the full cost of treatment before you book. Many therapists in the team accept private insurance, and self-funded rates are also available. 

If needed, flexible payment options may be offered to help spread costs. Before you commit to treatment, you’ll be given a full breakdown of fees, so you know what to expect. 

How do psychology services work?

When you first contact Ross Hall’s psychology service, you’ll usually have an initial consultation or assessment. This is a chance to talk about what’s on your mind, your history, current challenges, and goals. Based on this, your psychologist will recommend a treatment plan, possibly identifying the best type of therapy for you. 

Therapy sessions typically last about 50-60 minutes each, at a regular frequency (often weekly or biweekly). Over time, your psychologist will review progress, adjust treatment if needed, and help build coping strategies to manage symptoms long term.

What can I expect in therapy (is it painful or difficult)?

Therapy is not physically painful, but it can bring up difficult emotions. It’s normal to feel vulnerable, emotional, or tired after sessions, especially when working through trauma, grief, or change. Our psychologists are trained to support you through these moments with sensitivity and care. 

You will have a safe, confidential space to talk. Therapists ensure you have strategies and support between sessions too, so you don’t feel alone. Progress may be gradual. Your psychologist will help you set realistic expectations and pace the therapy to your comfort.

How long does therapy last?

The length of therapy depends on what you’re seeking help for, how severe or persistent your difficulties are, and how many sessions you can commit to. Some issues may be addressed in a short course of therapy (6-12 sessions), while others (such as trauma, long-term anxiety, or complex life changes) may require ongoing support over many months.

Your psychologist will typically review progress at intervals, perhaps every few weeks or months, to check whether therapy objectives are being met and whether changes to the plan are needed.

Why choose private psychology at Ross Hall?

Opting for private psychology means shorter waiting times, more flexible scheduling, and greater continuity: you will see the same psychologist throughout your care. At Ross Hall, you’ll experience a high level of privacy, one-to-one attention, and personalised therapy aimed at your individual situation.

In addition, private settings like Ross Hall can offer a more discreet and comfortable environment, often with more choice in therapy type and therapist.

Specialists offering psychology services at Ross Hall Hospital in Glasgow

Dr Yvonne McNeill

Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr Yvonne McNeill has over 25 years’ experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, body image, appearance-related distress, and adjusting to physical health challenges. She offers CBT, EMDR, ACT, CFT, mindfulness-based therapy among other approaches.

Dr Evelyn Millings

Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr Evelyn Millings offers a broad range of psychological therapies and specializes in working with trauma, PTSD, personality, eating related issues and disorders of behaviour. She tailors the approach to the problem, utilizing CBT, psychodynamic and other psychological methods of therapy. Her professional experience spans the educational and occupational as well as the clinical areas of psychology in her work with children, adolescents and adults in individual, couple or family therapy.

Our psychologists often work in collaboration with other health professionals (such as medical consultants, psychiatrists, and physiotherapists) to ensure holistic care, especially where physical health or surgery is involved.

How to book a psychologist in Glasgow

To book your initial consultation with one of our psychologists near you, use our online booking system, or give us a call and one of our dedicated advisors will help you find an appointment time that suits you.

 

Content reviewed by In-house Team in October 2025. Next review due October 2028.

Specialists offering Psychology in Glasgow

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