About Bath Psychology
Bath Psychology is a private, independent child psychology service offering practical help, support and advice to children, parents and families. Led by Dr Jessica Jewett, a Chartered Clinical Psychologist specialising in children and families with a range of psychological difficulties, the service draws on a range of evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to each client's needs.
The team uses cognitive behavioural therapy, systemic family therapy, brief solution-focused therapy, behaviour therapy, narrative therapy and parenting skills support to create individualised treatment plans. Each journey begins with an initial assessment, followed by treatment that varies depending on the presenting problem. Bath Psychology offers practical, compassionate support for families navigating psychological challenges, with pricing positioned in the middle of the market range.
Treatments & Pricing
Assessment
Treatment
Individual work with a child or teenager
Joint work with a child and parent
Joint work with child and both parents
Support work with parents alone
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Systemic Family Therapy
Brief Solution-Focused Therapy
Behaviour Therapy
Narrative Therapy
Parenting Skills Training
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Frequently asked questions
Who will I be seeing at Bath Psychology?
You'll be working with Dr Jessica Jewett, a Chartered Clinical Psychologist who specialises in children and families with a range of psychological difficulties. She holds a Foundation Certificate in Systemic Therapy and draws on evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs.
What types of therapy does Bath Psychology offer?
Bath Psychology uses a range of evidence-based approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy, systemic family therapy, brief solution-focused therapy, behaviour therapy, narrative therapy, and parenting skills support. Treatment plans are tailored to suit individual needs.
Who can access Bath Psychology's services?
Bath Psychology is a private, independent child psychology service offering practical help, support and advice to children, parents and families. They work with families experiencing a range of psychological difficulties.
What happens during an initial appointment?
The initial appointment is approximately one hour long and forms part of the assessment process to understand your needs and develop a tailored treatment plan.
Does Bath Psychology offer assessment services?
Yes, Bath Psychology provides assessment services as part of their offering, which helps inform the treatment approach and support plan moving forward.
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