Director's social media presence puts professionalism into question
I think it's extremely important that would-be clients are aware that the director, Jo Cullen, left this comment on Facebook:
"I'm a clinical psychologist and am dismayed at the extent to which normal moods and emotions are now deemed 'problems that need to be treated', or worse reasons to claim benefits. Sometimes feeling anxious is normal (and healthy). Having occasional low mood is normal. Getting angry is normal. I spend as much time telling patients that they're 'normal' as I do treating disorders: for example unresolved trauma, distorted thinking or psychosis. And everything has to have a label, and many labels are simply invented. ADHD, BPD, EUPD and several others. While I keep abreast of research, some of the things my patients tell me they are 'suffering from' I've never heard of."
When someone in such a position makes claims such as denying the existence of ADHD, I would very much question their professional conduct, and the safety of their potential clients.