Mental Health and
Neurodiversity
Services

Nottingham

Mental Health and
Neurodiversity
Services Nottingham

Specialist Psychological Care
for Every Stage of Life.

Understanding you, not just your symptoms.

If you or someone you care about has been struggling with mental health, with questions about neurodiversity, or simply with the sense that something isn’t quite right, you’re not alone and you don’t have to keep waiting.

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we offer a faster, private route to the clarity and support you’ve been looking for. Our experienced team is here to help you make sense of what’s going on and find a way forward.

We specialise in gold-standard autism and ADHD assessments for children and adults, because understanding why life feels harder is often the first step to making it easier. Our multi-disciplinary team takes the time to really understand your individual profile, rather than offering a one-size-fits-all approach.

If it’s emotional wellbeing that’s brought you here, whether that’s anxiety, low mood, trauma, or something harder to name, our talking therapy services match you with the right Clinical Psychologist for your needs, available in clinic or via secure online video.

For children who are finding school a struggle, our Educational Psychology and Clinical Psychology assessments get to the heart of what’s going on. We also offer specialist Sensory Assessments and Neuropsychological Assessments for more complex presentations.

You don’t have to keep putting it off. Get in touch with our Nottingham team today.

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Our Services

For

Individuals and Families

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Mental Health Services

Talking Therapy

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we create a safe and supportive environment for individuals of all ages to explore their emotions, discover healthy coping mechanisms, and gain a deeper understanding of their thoughts and feelings. This empowering journey towards mental wellbeing is at the heart of our work.

The Purple House Clinic offers talking therapy provided by a team of expert clinicians, including specialist Child Psychologists, as well as Psychologists and other highly trained mental health professionals with expertise across the age range.

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Talking Therapy (online)

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we provide a safe and supportive virtual space for individuals of all ages to explore their emotions, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and gain a deeper understanding of their thoughts and feelings. Our online therapy sessions are designed to empower you on your journey towards improved mental wellbeing, all from the comfort of your own home.

The Purple House Clinic offers online talking therapy, delivered by a team of expert clinicians, including specialist Child Psychologists, as well as Psychologists and other highly trained mental health professionals with expertise across all age ranges. Our secure and confidential online provision ensures you can access tailored support wherever you are.

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Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy at the Purple House Clinic, Nottingham focuses on using everyday activities as therapeutic tools to help individuals overcome challenges posed by mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, trauma, and attachment difficulties. Occupational therapy aims to enhance engagement in meaningful activities, helping individuals reach their full potential.

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Educational Psychology

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, our Educational Psychologists can provide expert assessment for both children and adults, identifying and diagnosing general learning disabilities and specific learning disabilities (e.g. dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and dyspraxia). Our Educational Psychologists can also offer a specialist cognitive assessment to help identify Gifted and Talented children.

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Clinical Psychology Assessment

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we recognise that psychological issues can sometimes involve a complex interplay of emotional, interpersonal, behavioural, and cognitive/ intellectual challenges. For many individuals, these difficulties can be deep-rooted and intricate, often leaving one uncertain about how to effectively address them or which therapeutic approach might be most suitable. In such cases, our service provides comprehensive Clinical Psychology assessments designed to offer clarity and insight. Our thorough evaluations help identify the precise nature and severity of these challenges, enabling us to recommend the most beneficial interventions. These findings are documented in a detailed written report. Here, individuals gain a clearer understanding of their psychological struggles and a tailored pathway towards resolution.

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Adoption / Guardianship Support

Currently, the families of all adopted children and children under Special Guardianship Orders can apply to their Local Authorities for funding for therapeutic support from the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund (eligibility criteria applies, England and Wales only). When ASGSF funding has been agreed, this type of work is carried out by Purple House Psychologists who have special expertise in the assessment and treatment of the complex psychological difficulties including developmental trauma and attachment difficulties.

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Consultation & Support

Direct assessment or therapy with a client is not always what is required or of benefit to the situation. At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, in addition to our therapy and assessment services, we provide psychological consultation and support/ training services to family members and professionals. Here, we aim to help family members / professionals better understand the nature of a person’s difficulties through a process of analysis, formulation and psycho-education. We also help them learn how to best support the person, for example, through therapeutic parenting or Positive Behaviour Support plans.

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Neurodiversity Services

ADHD Assessment

A comprehensive ADHD assessment at the Purple House Clinic in Nottingham can be crucial for individuals struggling with symptoms like short attention span, forgetfulness, and organisation problems. Our assessments help in identifying different types of ADHD and their associated difficulties. Following the assessment, the specialist clinician will analyse the results and discuss the findings with you, writing a report to confirm the outcome and recommendations.

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Autism Assessment

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, our autism assessments are available to both children and adults, and are widely respected in the field due to their thoroughness and our commitment to a neuro-affirming approach. Be reassured that our expert team are dedicated to offering empowering assessments that are of the highest quality, and delivered with compassion. Let us help you uncover a clearer, fuller understanding of autism supporting a path towards meaningful and positive outcomes.

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Autism & ADHD Post-Diagnostic Support

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we offer comprehensive autism and ADHD post-diagnostic support to help individuals and their families understand and navigate a new diagnosis. This includes clarifying the characteristics of ADHD or autism and their implications on everyday life. Our support extends beyond diagnosis, providing guidance to ease families and individuals through the initial stages of adjustment.

Our experienced team at the Purple House Clinic, Nottingham works collaboratively to develop personalised management plans that address specific needs, incorporating a variety of therapeutic interventions such as behavioural therapy, occupational therapy, and social skills training. For children, we advocate within the educational system, assisting in the creation of Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) to ensure they receive the appropriate support and accommodations at school.

Beyond therapy, we prioritise family support and education, empowering families with the knowledge and strategies necessary to support their loved ones effectively. Our services include ongoing monitoring and adaptation of care strategies, ensuring that our support evolves alongside the individual’s development and needs. By choosing the Purple House Clinic, families gain access to a holistic approach that promotes positive outcomes and enhances the quality of life for individuals with ADHD or autism in the UK.

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Sensory Assessments

A sensory assessment at the Purple House Clinic, Nottingham is aimed at helping children (5 years +) or adults who struggle with the processing of sensory information in their environment. Difficulty in processing sensory information can co-exist with certain conditions within childhood and adulthood including: autism, trauma and attachment difficulties, developmental coordination disorder, dyspraxia, mental health difficulties and learning disabilities. A range of sensory approaches, as well as Ayres’ Sensory Integration Intervention can assess and address these sensory processing challenges, helping people to engage in the everyday activities that matter to them.

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Speech & Language Therapy

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, our Speech & Language therapy is focussed on supporting children with their speech, language and communication development e.g. listening and understanding, using speech and language to communicate information, and making and maintaining friendships.

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Play & Art Therapy

Art and play therapy aim to support the social, emotional, and mental health of clients through creative and expressive modes of therapy. These therapies often employ drawing, painting, clay, sand tray, and other media to help clients explore their thoughts and feelings, providing insights and fostering self-compassion and self-worth.
At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, our services incorporate these elements and are designed to offer a safe space for children to express their feelings creatively, helping them articulate experiences they may not be able to verbalise. We focus on nurturing healthy and resilient relationships and providing therapeutic support through play.
Theraplay® (available at some of our clinics) is a child and family therapy method focused on enhancing attachment, building self-esteem, and improving trust and joyful engagement between children and their caregivers. This evidence-based approach employs guided playful interactions, emphasising structure, nurture, engagement, and challenge to create secure attachments and foster positive self-esteem.
By offering a range of therapies, our services are designed to address diverse client needs, encouraging development and growth through expressive and interactive activities, effectively supporting both children and their families.

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Child Neuropsychology Assessment

Child Neuropsychology assessments at the Purple House Clinic Nottingham are carried out by either an Educational or Clinical Psychologist who has additional training in neuropsychology. In comparison to a standard educational or clinical psychology assessment, a neuropsychological assessment examines a wider variety of brain processes. Emphasis is place on informing educational academic, social-emotional, and behavioural interventions.

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Consultation & Support

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Businesses, Schools & Professionals

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Schools Wellbeing Service

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The Purple House Clinic, Nottingham offers a comprehensive range of in-house provisions to schools designed to address the mental health and neurodiversity needs of both pupils and staff. These services include consultancy, staff training, group work, and individual therapy and assessment sessions tailored for students. By partnering with schools, the clinic ensures that mental health support is easily accessible within the educational environment, which is crucial for timely intervention and support.

The Purple House Clinic’s approach can be particularly appealing for schools because it focuses on integrating mental health and wellbeing into school culture. This includes the establishment of safe spaces like the ‘Chill Out Zone’ where pupils can find solitude, ongoing support from clinic psychologists who become integral parts of the school’s pastoral care team, and the delivery of talks on mental health topics to reduce stigma and promote understanding.

Furthermore, the clinic’s emphasis on addressing both mental health and neurodiversity needs comprehensively, including guidance on conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism, in addition to conventional mental health services like anxiety and depression support, makes it a versatile choice for schools aiming to foster a supportive educational environment. This holistic and flexible service model encourages schools to tailor the clinic’s provisions to their unique needs, potentially improving both educational outcomes and student wellbeing.

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Workplace Wellbeing Service

At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we believe that a thriving, successful workplace is built on a foundation of empathy and compassion. Our services are designed to nurture these qualities, promoting a positive work environment where every individual feels valued and understood.

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NHS Contracts

We are delighted to extend an invitation to local NHS Trusts to explore potential service level contracts with us. At the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, we take pride in our collaborative endeavours with the NHS, providing specialised assessment pathways for Neurodevelopmental Disorders, including ASD and ADHD.

The Purple House Clinic is renowned for its extensive expertise and commitment to delivering high-quality, tailored assessments that meet the evolving needs of the community.

By partnering with us, NHS Trusts can benefit from our proven track record of excellence and innovation in neurodevelopmental assessments, ensuring the highest standards of care for patients.

We are eager to build future partnerships that enhance service delivery and improve patient outcomes across the region.

With our established reputation and continued dedication to best practices, the Purple House Clinic is well-positioned to contribute significantly to the provision of mental health services, making us an ideal partner for upcoming contracts in this vital area.

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Consultation & Support

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Media Work

The Purple House Clinic has established itself as a key player in providing expert commentary and consultation around mental health and neurodiversity. When working with the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, media organisations can expect:

Expertise and Specialisation
Qualified Professionals: Our team consists of experienced psychologists, psychiatrists, and mental health professionals with a deep understanding of mental health issues and neurodiversity. This ensures accurate and insightful commentary on even the most complex topics.
Broad Range of Topics: We cover a wide array of mental health subjects, including autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental disorders, making us versatile contributors on these crucial topics.

Proven Track Record
Experience with Major Media Outlets: We have worked successfully with the BBC and other leading media organisations. This history validates our ability to provide timely and precise insights that resonate with audiences.
Reliable Information Source: Our commentary is rooted in evidence-based practices, ensuring that all information conveyed is accurate and up-to-date.

Innovative and Engaging Approach
Tailored Content: We offer tailored commentary that can be adjusted to suit the specific needs of your audience, whether it’s for news articles, documentaries, or podcasts.
Interactive Involvement: Beyond just commentary, our experts can engage in panels, live discussions, webinars, and more, providing an interactive layer to media presentations.

Commitment to Public Education
Raising Awareness: One of our core missions is to raise awareness about mental health and neurodiversity. Partnering with media outlets enables us to effectively reach larger audiences and foster greater understanding.
Educational Initiatives: We support media projects with educational initiatives, providing additional resources and information that enhance audience engagement and learning.

Accessible and Responsive
Quick Turnaround: We understand the fast-paced nature of media and are committed to providing prompt responses and readily available experts for commentary.
Multiple Locations and Online Availability: With clinics across the UK and an online presence, we are accessible for media engagements no matter where you are based.

Future Collaborations and Expansion
Co-create Impactful Content: We are open to developing co-branded content that educates and entertains, maximising reach and impact.
Expand Audience Reach: By leveraging our network and expertise, media outlets can tap into new audience segments interested in mental health and neurodiversity.

By partnering with the Purple House Clinic Nottingham, media organisations can enhance their offerings with authoritative, high-quality insights on mental health and neurodiversity, ensuring valuable content for their audiences.

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Expert Advice

Clinical Director, Dr Elizabeth Lee, shares her expert mental health tips and advice in published media articles, tv/radio interviews, and podcasts.

Children's Mental Health and Online Safety: Safer Internet Day 2025

Dr. Elizabeth Lee, Clinical Director of The Purple House Clinic Nottingham, recently appeared on ITV News Central discussing the risks to children’s mental health in the digital environment for Safer Internet Day 2025. Dr Lee highlighted signs of online distress, such as anxiety, mood swings, or withdrawal from family and activities, often linked to negative online experiences. Dr. Lee stressed the importance of educational strategies and parental vigilance to recognise and address these issues, highlighting the need to protect young people from growing online threats like scams and cyberattacks.

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The Impact of Social Media

Excessive use of social media can have detrimental effects on young people, impacting their mental health, self-esteem, and social development. Constant exposure to curated and idealised versions of others’ lives can lead to feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, and depression, while the pressure to gain validation through likes or comments can erode self-worth. Excessive screen time can disrupt sleep patterns, affect academic performance, and reduce opportunities for meaningful, face-to-face interactions.

In this snippet from her Smooth Radio interview, Dr Lee advocates for real-world connections that foster essential social skills, empathy, and emotional bonds that are harder to cultivate online.

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The Purple House Clinic, Nottingham

Here in Nottingham, our team of highly qualified and experienced Psychologists provide a range of therapy and specialist assessment services. We offer help for adult mental health and child / adolescent mental health, physical health and psychosexual difficulties. We accept private referrals as well as referrals from organisations (e.g. solicitors, insurers, schools, employers).

We’re committed to making scheduling easy for you by offering flexible appointment times, including evenings and weekends, to fit your busy life.

All enquiries are treated with the utmost confidentiality.

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What do we help with?

The Purple House Clinic provides individualised, easy to access, psychological services at the time people need help the most. We work with both adults and children, helping a range of mental health difficulties including depression, anxiety, phobias, PTSD, complex trauma and personality issues. We can also help with physical health difficulties including adjustment to acute, chronic and life limiting illness, pain management, trauma related to ill health or treatment and birth trauma along with psychosexual issues including sexual pain disorders and erectile dysfunction. We also provide a number of specialist assessment services including assessments for ASD and ADHD.

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Our Team

The Clinical Director of our Nottingham clinic is Clinical Psychologist, Dr Elizabeth Lee who is supported closely by our Management Team and Administrators. Therapy and specialist assessment services are delivered by a team of highly qualified and experienced mental health professionals. Please click the ‘Meet the Whole Team’ button below for further information.

Dr Elizabeth Lee

Clinical Psychologist & Clinical Director

BSc (Hons), DClinPsy

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Expertise and Experience

Dr Lee is a Registered Clinical Psychologist and a Chartered Psychologist. She is experienced in working with clients of all ages – adults, children and adolescents.

Dr Lee provides assessment and therapeutic intervention for a range of common psychological issues including: depression, anxiety, phobias, obsessive/compulsive problems, trauma, child behavioural problems, children and parents struggling with issues around death and dying, loss, trauma, anxiety and adjustment to chronic and life-limiting physical health conditions.

Further to qualification in 2006, Dr Lee has worked in a range of settings, both in the NHS and privately. She has a specialist interest in trauma and neuropsychological rehabilitation and has post-qualification training in Clinical Neuropsychology and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR).

Qualifications

2015-2016 – EMDR, Parts 1, 2, and 3, Richman EMDR Training.

2009 – Diploma in Paediatric Clinical Neuropsychology, University College London.

2006 – Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (D.Clin.Psy.), University of Glasgow.

2001 – Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BSc. Hons.), University of Warwick.

Professional Registrations & Memberships

Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC): PYL16482

British Psychological Society (BPS): 133862

Specialisms

Depression
Anxiety
Phobias
Obsessive compulsive problems (OCD)
Trauma
Child behavioural problems
Children and parents struggling with issues around death and dying, loss
Adjustment to chronic and life-limiting physical health conditions
Neuropsychology

Main Therapeutic Approaches

Client centred work
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
EMDR
Systemic Approaches

Sarah Craig

Practice Manager

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Experience & Expertise

Sarah has worked within the healthcare industry for over 10 years, she has a wealth of administration experience. She will be your first point of contact and will ensure you receive an empathetic and warm welcome. Sarah will strive to offer an exemplary level of service and to answer any questions you may have. She looks forward to welcoming you to the Purple House Clinic Nottingham.

Paul Mackness

Clinic Administrator

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About Paul

Paul joined the Purple House Clinic Nottingham in 2026, bringing more than 20 years of experience in administration, with 17 of these in healthcare. Paul is one of our first points of contact and will welcome clients in a friendly, empathetic and professional manner. Paul will guide clients through the referral process and answer any questions about our services.

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Clinic Location

Located within a charming Grade II listed building, the Purple House Clinic Nottingham is situated in the prestigious business quarter of Nottingham.

Positioned conveniently in the city centre, the Clinic is well served by nearby car parking options and is a short walk from both the train, bus and tram stations. On-street parking is located outside the Clinic on Regent Street while the nearest NCP is situated on Mount Street.

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Nottingham
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FAQs - Psychologists in Nottingham | Purple House Clinic Nottingham

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What Services does the Purple House Clinic Nottingham offer?

The Purple House Clinic Nottingham provides private psychological therapy and assessments for children, adolescents, and adults. Our team supports a wide range of mental health and neurodiversity needs, including:

Anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, stress, phobias, and low self-esteem
EMDR and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Support for neurodivergent individuals using a neuro-affirming approach
Autism diagnostic assessments and sensory assessments
Sensory assessments
Child and family therapy
Educational Psychology assessments
Neuropsychology assessments

All services are tailored to individual needs using evidence-based approaches.

What professionals are in your team?

Our multidisciplinary team in Nottingham includes:

Clinical Psychologists
Counselling Psychologists
Forensic Psychologists
Neuropsychologists
Educational Psychologists
Psychotherapists (including CBT and EMDR therapists)
Occupational Therapists
Speech and Language Therapists

All clinicians are fully trained, registered with their relevant professional bodies. We have clinicians experienced in supporting both adults and children.

What’s the difference between counsellors, therapists, psychologists and psychotherapists?

Counsellor and therapist are umbrella terms for professionals offering emotional support, though training levels vary.

Practitioner Psychologists (Clinical, Counselling, Educational and Forensic Psychologists) hold legally protected titles.
They:

Are HCPC-registered
Have completed a minimum of six years of specialist postgraduate training
Are qualified in assessment, formulation, diagnosis, and evidence-based therapy

Our psychotherapists are also highly trained and registered with recognised bodies such as the BABCP for CBT therapists.

This matters because it affects who is qualified to carry out formal assessments and provide diagnoses – something our Nottingham clinic is fully equipped to do.

How do I know which professional I need to see?

When you contact our Nottingham psychology clinic, we’ll talk through your needs and what you’re looking for. Based on this, we’ll recommend the most suitable clinician – whether that’s a Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist, Psychotherapist, CBT therapist, EMDR therapist, or Occupational Therapist.

Appointments are available both in-person in Nottingham and online.

Do you offer Child Psychologists in Nottingham?

Yes. Our Nottingham clinic has specialist Child Psychologists and Child Psychotherapists who support children and young people with:

Anxiety, OCD and phobias
Low mood or low self-esteem
Emotional regulation difficulties
Behavioural challenges
Autism and ADHD (assessment and post-diagnostic support)
Sensory processing difficulties
Trauma and attachment difficulties

Support can be provided one-to-one with the child, through joint sessions with parents, or through dedicated parenting support and family consultation.

We also offer autism and sensory assessments, delivered by Psychologists and Occupational Therapists experienced in neurodevelopmental work.

Do you offer sensory assessments in Nottingham?

Yes. Our Occupational Therapists offer specialist sensory assessments for children and adults who struggle with processing sensory information in their environment.

Sensory processing difficulties can co-exist with conditions including autism, trauma, ADHD, dyspraxia, developmental coordination disorder, and learning disabilities. A sensory assessment can help identify these challenges and guide practical strategies to support engagement in everyday activities.

Do you offer CBT and EMDR in Nottingham?

Yes. The Purple House Clinic Nottingham offers a range of structured, evidence-based therapies, including:

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)
Schema Therapy
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
Psychodynamic Therapy
Integrative psychological therapy

Your clinician will discuss which approach is likely to be most helpful for your particular needs and goals.

Do you offer Neuropsychological Assessments and Learning Disability Assessments in Nottingham?

Yes. Our Nottingham clinic offers specialist Neuropsychological and Learning Disability Assessments for individuals where there is a need to better understand cognitive functioning, brain-behaviour relationships, or the level of support required across day-to-day settings.

Neuropsychological assessment is particularly relevant for:

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) — including road traffic accidents, strokes, and other neurological events
Memory difficulties and early cognitive decline
Complex or atypical neurodevelopmental presentations
Medico-legal assessments following head injury
Pre- and post-surgical cognitive evaluation

Learning Disability assessments provide a detailed picture of an individual’s cognitive and adaptive functioning, helping to determine the level of support needed across home, school, or work settings. A formal assessment can open doors to the right educational, workplace, and community support — and help individuals and their families make sense of challenges that may have gone unrecognised for years.

All of our assessments are thorough and evidence-based, resulting in a comprehensive written report with clear findings and recommendations. These can be used to inform rehabilitation planning, legal proceedings, workplace adjustments, or access to support services.

Are your psychologists at Purple House Nottingham fully registered?

Yes. All our practitioner psychologists — including Clinical, Neuro, Counselling, Forensic and Educational Psychologists — are HCPC registered. .

Our Psychotherapists, Speech and LanguageTherapists and Occupational Therapists are also registered with their respective professional bodies, ensuring the highest standards of clinical practice at every level.

Is the Purple House Clinic Nottingham accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes. We are committed to making our Nottingham clinic as accessible and welcoming as possible for all individuals, including those with physical disabilities, sensory sensitivities, and neurodevelopmental conditions.

If you have specific accessibility requirements, whether that relates to physical access, communication preferences, sensory needs, or anything else, please let us know when you get in touch and we will do everything we can to accommodate you.

How do I get started?

You can contact our Nottingham clinic via our website enquiry form, or by calling the clinic directly. We’ll gather some initial information and recommend the most suitable clinician for your needs.

There is no GP referral required. You can self-refer, or refer as a parent or family member on behalf of a child.

Appointments are available both in-person in Nottingham and online .

If you’re looking for a private psychologist, neurodiversity assessment, or therapy service in Nottingham our friendly team is here to help you take that first step.

Join Our Team

The Purple House Clinic is a growing community. All of our clinics are getting busier every day and there is a growing need for more Associate Clinicians to join our teams. If you’re a Practitioner Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Therapist or a Mental Health Nurse please get in touch!

We also have franchise opportunities for ambitious Practitioner Psychologists who wish to own and operate a Purple House clinic themselves. If your goal is to own a large and successful multi-practitioner practice, get in touch to benefit from the support and operational systems of our established and respected organisation.

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