Dr Sally Field is a qualified Clinical Psychologist and the founder of Kingston Psychology Clinic. She is fully registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and fully accredited by the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP). Having trained and worked in the NHS for ten years in Surrey, Chelsea and Westminster, Sally established Kingston Psychology Clinic in 2013.

Each persons unique experience requires a tailored and compassionate approach

Sally draws on years of experience working with clients who have a range of difficulties, from mild and moderate to more severe, longer-standing issues. She also has specialist training in working with people with difficulties associated with traumatic events/experiences, both in their adult life and in childhood.

After additional training at Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre, she expanded the clinic to offer services for young people, aged sixteen plus. As a result, Sally now provides highly qualified help for a range of conditions including depression, stress, trauma, anxiety and relationship difficulties.

Sally’s expertise includes a number of therapeutic models including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy and Compassion-focused Therapy.

Sally’s therapeutic training allows her to provide both short and long-term interventions, depending on her client’s needs

As part of her NHS role, Sally led a team of clinical psychologists and was involved in teaching, training and supervision of her colleagues. She still supports and supervises other mental health professionals and she works hard to continue learning , keeping her skills up-to-date through regular training workshops and clinical supervision.

Appointments with Sally are available both in person and online.

Dr Jess Kingston is a qualified Clinical Psychologist and works as an associate with Kingston Psychology Clinic. She is fully registered with the the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) and fully accredited by the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP).

Jess draws on thirteen years of clinical experience working with clients in the NHS and is currently a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology for the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Royal Holloway University) training up the next generation of clinical psychologists. 

Jess has specialist experience working with young people and their families, as well as adults with a range of mild to more complex difficulties, including; anxiety, depression, stress and symptoms of psychosis. She has worked for many years within Central and North West London NHS Trust as well as working in a Surrey primary care service ‘Improving Access for Psychological Therapies’ (IAPT) for adults.

Jess has developed a particular specialism in providing ‘third wave’ psychological therapies; mindfulness and acceptance-based approaches.

In addition to her doctoral training Jess completed a PhD investigating the use of ‘Acceptance and Commitment Therapy’ for clients with a broad range of mental health difficulties in the NHS. She has expertise in ‘mindfulness’ and ‘acceptance-based’ interventions, as well as traditional Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT).  She sees the heart of therapy as helping people to build lives that are deeply meaningful rather than dominated by psychological worries and suffering.

Jess offers both short and longer-term therapies, depending on careful formulation and the needs/preferences of each individual.  She offers weekly appointments on Thursday evenings. Appointments with Jess are only available online. 

Dr Liana Hadleigh is a qualified Clinical Psychologist and works as an associate with Kingston Psychology Clinic. She is fully registered with the Health Care Professions council (HCPC).

Liana has practiced in the NHS for 15 years, working with people experiencing a wide range of emotional difficulties. As well as her work with adults, Liana has extensive experience of working with children and adolescents, having worked for several years in an NHS Child & Family Mental Health Service. Today, she continues to work part-time for an Early Intervention in Psychosis Service; offering assessment and therapy to people experiencing psychosis and other emotional difficulties such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and difficulties associated with traumatic experiences. As a senior clinician, Liana also supervises other psychologists and CBT therapists.

Liana can draw on a range of therapeutic models to offer an individualised approach to each person; CBT, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness and systemic approaches.

Liana views psychological therapy as a tool to help individuals to understand themselves better and the difficulties they are facing. With this shared understanding, therapy can help the person to learn ways of coping so that they can live the life they want. Liana offers a very friendly and collaborative approach, creating a safe and non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their hopes and concerns.

At Kingston Psychology Clinic, Liana offers specialist interventions, both short and long-term, for a wide range of presenting difficulties; depression, anxiety, stress, bereavement, self-esteem, trauma and managing unusual experiences/experience of psychosis.  She offers weekly appointments on Monday mornings and Tuesday evenings.  Appointments with Liana are available both in person and online.

Dr Phebe Burns is a qualified Clinical Psychologist and works as an associate for Kingston Psychology Clinic. She is fully registered with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC).

Phebe has twelve years of clinical experience, within both the private sector and the NHS. She has worked with adults experiencing a wide range of emotional difficulties, including anxiety, depression and stress. Phebe has also worked with young people and their families in multiple settings including schools, social care and the NHS.

Phebe has many years experience working clinically with childhood and developmental trauma and has completed further trainings in this area, as well as in ‘attachment’ theories and models. She has also worked extensively with people who have social communication difficulties, often related to Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD).

Phebe draws on a range of therapeutic models when working with clients. These include; Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness and Psychodynamic Therapy, particularly in terms of attachment relationships and developmental trauma.

At Kingston Psychology Clinic, Phebe offers clients a safe space to explore the challenges they are facing, to develop a better understanding of themselves and to work towards living a life more in line with their values and goals. She offers both short and long-term therapeutic interventions, guided by the individual needs of her clients. She offers weekly appointments on Wednesday mornings and Thursday afternoons. Appointments with Phebe are available both in person and online.