Counselling, CBT, psychotherapy, couples counselling and coaching at First Psychology Glasgow
Welcome to our Glasgow psychology and counselling centre where our experienced team of professionals offer a wide range of services including:
- cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT)
- counselling
- psychotherapy
- relationship/couples counselling
- coaching
A convenient, easy-to-reach, location in Glasgow city centre
Our centre is located in the West End of Glasgow, within easy reach of other areas of Glasgow as well as Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Renfrewshire, Inverclyde, Paisley and Ayrshire.
A team of skilled and experienced professionals
Our highly qualified and experienced practitioners come from a range of counselling, CBT and psychology backgrounds and can help with a large variety of issues and problems.
Services for businesses and organisations
We also offer a full range of psychological services for businesses and organisations through our First Psychology Assistance brand. Click here for further details of the services available to our business clients.
We know no two people are the same and we will always tailor our approach to focus on meeting and understanding individual needs.
We also know finding the right counsellor, psychologist, cognitive behaviour therapist or coach and approach can be confusing and stressful and we are happy to answer any queries you have, or indeed to set up an initial meeting to talk through what might be best for you.
We very much look forward to hearing from you and thanks again for your interest.
Warmest wishes
Professor Ewan Gillon, Counselling Psychologist and Clinical Director
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