Terms and conditions of therapy at Bedfordshire Therapies:
- Sessions are 60 minutes long unless stated otherwise and ideally undertaken once a week or at least every other week.
- Sessions are required to paid in full before or on the day of the session. This can be made in cash or bank transfer
- Cancellations or changes to appointment date or time need to be made within 24 hours of the original planned appointment. Failure to do so will result in your cancelled session being charged in full.
- Your sessions with me will be confidential as per the Data Protection Act guidelines, and outlined on ico.org.uk. As a Member of the APHP, I am required to have regular supervision and I may need to discuss our work with my supervisor. This is rare, but if this is the case, I will not disclose your name or anything that would enable you to be identified, to the supervisor.
- I will not consult your doctor or any other person of a professional standing without your written permission. Any information you do give consent to share would only ever be non-specific information, such as adress,birthdate/name and treatment plan outline
- I keep very brief notes after a session, which are stored securely.
Disclaimer:
As a professional, qualified and accredited practioner or Hypnosis and BWRT Tim takes his responsibility of his clients very seriously. However, all advice and information on this website is for information purposes only. It shouldn’t be used to diagnose, treat or substitute advice form a Medical Professional. Tim is a complimentary therapist. This means that we work alongside the work of GP’s and never in replacement of.
Effectiveness of Treatment
Bedfordshire Therapies does not guarentee the effectiveness of treatment in individual cases. In life there is not a one fix, fixes all solution and this is true in the case of mental health. The treatments on offer from Bedfordshire Therapies are not a magic pill and it takes effort from both Tim, and you the client, to hopefully get the required results.
Psychosis
Tim is not trained in dealing with anyone that has been diagnosed with psychosis. This question would be asked in the intial consultation and it is imperative that it is answered truthly by the client
Tim has the right to refuse treatment to anyone that he feels he is unable help. This may be because he feels there ‘may’ be and underlying non diagnosed Psychosis or simply, he feels the rapport needed between himself and the client isn’t where it needs to be to have a successful therapy. In the rare instances where Tim will not take on a client he will either refer the client back to their GP or find an alternative Therapist to refer on to.
Tim will provide an estimate number of sessions required for therapy. This will only be an estimate as each client will vary. Both Tim and the client will jointly review progress when required.
Tim Grover - Bedfordshire Therapies 