Women’s Health Psychologist/Psychotherapist at Harley Street

We are looking to work with an experienced self-employed Psychologist or Psychotherapist (HCPC, UKCP or BPS registered) with a specialist focus on women’s health, to practice from our Harley Street rooms.

We welcome practitioners experienced in supporting clients across the full psychological and emotional landscape of women’s health. This includes fertility challenges, pregnancy loss, birth trauma, postnatal anxiety and depression, the transition into motherhood, the ongoing pressures of parenting, and perimenopause and menopause-related psychological difficulties.

After room and admin fees, you can expect to earn between £100 and £125 per 50-minute session. Administrative support is available six days a week, a dedicated marketing team to promote your services, and our bespoke booking system in place to help you focus on your clinical work.

You ideally can offer a minimum of either:

• one full clinic day (8–10 hours) each week, or

• two 5-hour clinics (to include at least one evening 4–9pm).

Additional hours are possible if you would like to expand your practice, subject to room availability.

Other benefits include:

• no room rental fees when you take time off

• two London-based gatherings each year, offering the chance to meet the wider team in a relaxed setting

• working in sought-after central London locations

• being part of a professional community that values both client care and practitioners’ wellbeing

If you are a compassionate practitioner who enjoys delivering longstanding, in-depth therapeutic work and are committed, we welcome you to apply. Previous NHS experience is preferred.

Qualifications

Registered with the HCPC, UKCP or BPS.

Additional Information

You will have a minimum of 8 years of experience, preferably more, which includes the years spent seeing clients under supervision during training.

About the Company

Since 2006, Harley Therapy has connected individuals to the highest calibre practitioners in private practice, working to improve their mental health and lead more fulfilling lives.