Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
NICE-recommended Cognitive Behavioural Therapy delivered by BABCP-accredited therapists — for anxiety, depression, PTSD, chronic pain and adjustment disorders — coordinated as part of a personal injury rehabilitation pathway with structured progress reporting.
Quick facts
- Modality
- CBT (NICE-recommended)
- Practitioners
- BABCP-accredited therapists
- Sessions
- 6 – 20 typical
- Start
- Within 5 working days
Symptoms & presentations
Depression
Behavioural activation and cognitive restructuring.
Anxiety disorders
GAD, panic, social anxiety and OCD.
PTSD
Trauma-focused CBT protocols.
Chronic pain
Pain-management and acceptance-based approaches.
Adjustment
Life-event and health-related adjustment.
Insomnia
CBT for insomnia (CBT-I).
Health anxiety
Persistent health-related worry following injury or illness.
OCD & compulsions
Structured protocols for obsessive-compulsive presentations.
Social anxiety
Post-scarring and post-trauma social withdrawal.
Body-image difficulty
Post-injury and post-surgical body-image concerns.
From instruction to signed report
- Stage 01
Assessment
Formulation and goal setting.
- Stage 02
Psychoeducation
Understanding thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
- Stage 03
Intervention
Skills-based active therapy.
- Stage 04
Behavioural experiments
Real-world testing of new patterns.
- Stage 05
Relapse prevention
Consolidation and toolkit for future.
- Stage 06
Outcome report
Progress and discharge report.
- Stage 07
Interim reporting
Progress reports issued every 4–6 sessions.
- Stage 08
Discharge report
Outcome measures and self-management plan at discharge.
Case types we support
Personal injury quantum
Treatment following psychological injury.
Workplace stress
Occupational mental health support.
Chronic conditions
Coping with long-term physical illness.
Return to work
CBT alongside vocational rehabilitation.
Insurance-funded rehab
Rehabilitation Code 2015 aligned pathways.
About CBT
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a structured, evidence-based talking therapy that helps individuals identify and change unhelpful patterns of thinking and behaviour.
- By addressing the links between thoughts, feelings and actions, CBT equips people with practical strategies to manage their symptoms and improve their day-to-day functioning.
- CBT is recommended for a wide range of conditions including depression, generalised anxiety, phobias, panic and post-traumatic stress.
- In medico-legal cases, it is frequently recommended where a claimant has developed psychological symptoms following an accident, and it forms a central part of many rehabilitation plans.
- This focus on measurable goals and self-management makes progress easy to track and helps claimants regain a sense of control over their symptoms.
How Evoque Medical Can Help
- Access to qualified CBT therapists across the UK
- Coordination of treatment following a medico-legal recommendation
- Convenient in-person or remote appointments
- A coordinated link between assessment, reporting and rehabilitation
Our Process
- Where CBT is recommended, send us the referral details.
- Evoque Medical identifies a suitable CBT therapist.
- Treatment is arranged at a convenient location or remotely.
- The therapist delivers a structured course of CBT sessions.
- Progress is monitored and communicated as agreed.
- Further sessions or alternative therapy are arranged if needed.
Frequently asked questions
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