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Coxheath - Maidstone
Penelope House

Coxheath - Maidstone • Penelope House

Maidstone Clinical Team

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Founder and Managing Director

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Clinical Psychologist

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Clinical Psychologist

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Clinical Psychologist

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ Accordion

Collective Psychology's Maidstone clinic in Coxheath provides access to Clinical Psychologists and for children, young people and adults in Coxheath, Maidstone and the surrounding Kent area.

Our Maidstone clinic is part of a wider team of around 60 psychologists and specialist clinicians. This means that you can access local face-to-face psychological support while also benefiting from the breadth of specialist expertise available across Collective Psychology.

If you aren't sure which psychologist would be right for you, our team can help identify a clinician based on your needs, age, difficulties and preferences.

Our Maidstone clinic offers psychological therapy and assessment across a range of difficulties, including anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, low self-esteem, stress, eating difficulties and neurodevelopmental difficulties such as ADHD and autism.

We work with children, teenagers and adults and have clinicians with different areas of specialist expertise.

As part of a larger psychology practice, our Maidstone clinic gives local families access to a broader team of specialists than you might typically find within a small independent practice.

Yes. We provide face-to-face psychological therapy and assessment for children, young people and adults at our Coxheath clinic.

The type of support available will depend on the individual's needs and the specialist expertise of our clinicians. We can also offer online appointments where appropriate, giving families greater flexibility when choosing how and where they receive support.

Our psychologists support people experiencing a broad range of psychological and emotional difficulties. These include anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma and PTSD, eating difficulties, low self-esteem, stress and difficulties associated with ADHD and autism.

We also support children and young people experiencing emotional or behavioural difficulties, difficulties with school or transitions, and challenges associated with neurodevelopmental differences.

If you're unsure whether Collective Psychology can help, please get in touch. We can talk through what is happening and help you identify the most appropriate type of support.

Yes. While our Maidstone clinic provides face-to-face psychological therapy, Collective Psychology also offers online appointments with clinicians across our wider team.

This can be particularly useful if you need a specific area of expertise that isn't currently available at Coxheath, or if online therapy fits more easily around work, school or family life.