Private assessment
Let Us Help You Find the Next Step
You can start with a simple conversation. Let us know how to reach you and whether you would prefer online or in-person care. You do not need to have all the answers, choose a clinician or share your medical history here.
A conversation before a commitment
The first administrative contact helps clarify the service you are looking for, location, treatment language and practical arrangements. It is not a clinical assessment and does not book a treatment program. We explain the relevant professional, assessment format and fee before an appointment is agreed.
For your privacy, please share only the contact details needed to arrange a conversation. Do not include symptoms, diagnoses, medication details or a personal medical history in an ordinary inquiry. Clinical information is discussed through the appropriate assessment process.
Share your contact details and practical preferences. Our team will discuss the appropriate next step with you.
This form sends your information by email to [email protected]. Please do not include symptoms, medical histories, medication details or clinical documents.
What follows the first contact?
Every new clinical care relationship begins with an assessment. The clinician considers your concerns and circumstances, then discusses the appropriate professionals and level of support. You receive an understandable recommendation before choosing treatment.
The next step may involve individual appointments, a coordinated intensive outpatient program, case management or another provider. There is no obligation to purchase a package simply because you ask for information or attend an assessment.
Contacting us for someone else
A family member can ask for guidance without providing another person’s confidential medical details. When the person of concern is not participating, the first assessment addresses the family’s own needs and options. Professional referrals should use agreed secure arrangements for any clinical handover.
If there is immediate danger, a medical emergency or an inability to stay safe, contact local emergency services. Do not wait for a response to an online inquiry.