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What is it and what are the symptoms?

General psychiatry focuses on diagnosing and treating a wide range of mental health conditions that affect mood, behaviour, and daily functioning. These conditions can develop due to genetic, environmental, or neurological factors and may impact overall well-being.

Common conditions treated under general psychiatry include:

  • Anxiety Disorders (Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety) – Persistent excessive worry, panic attacks, or fear in social situations.
  • Depression – Ongoing feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest in daily activities.
  • Bipolar Disorder – Episodes of extreme mood swings, ranging from depressive lows to manic highs.
  • Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) – Emotional instability, impulsivity, and difficulties in relationships.
  • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – Uncontrollable, recurring thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviours (compulsions).
  • Sleep Disorders – Persistent difficulty falling or staying asleep, leading to exhaustion and mood disturbances.
  • Stress-Related Disorders – Chronic stress that affects mental and physical health, sometimes leading to burnout.

Symptoms can vary widely but may include:

  • Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
  • Mood swings, irritability, or extreme emotional reactions
  • Social withdrawal or avoidance of activities
  • Fatigue, insomnia, or disrupted sleep patterns
  • Changes in appetite or weight
  • Feelings of worthlessness, guilt, or excessive worry
  • Thoughts of self-harm or suicide (urgent support should be sought immediately)

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, a psychiatric assessment can help determine the most appropriate course of action.

Treatment options

Treatment in psychiatry is tailored to each individual’s needs and may involve a combination of approaches to help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Medication
  • Antidepressants – Used for depression, anxiety, and OCD to help regulate mood.
  • Mood Stabilisers – Often prescribed for bipolar disorder to manage manic and depressive episodes.
  • Antipsychotic Medications – Can help with conditions like schizophrenia and severe mood disorders.
  • Anxiolytics & Sedatives – Used for anxiety and sleep disorders, often prescribed with caution due to dependency risks.
Therapeutic Interventions
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) – Helps individuals develop coping strategies for anxiety, depression, and OCD.
  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) – Especially beneficial for emotional regulation in BPD and stress-related disorders.
  • Psychodynamic Therapy – Focuses on exploring past experiences and unconscious thought patterns.
Lifestyle & Holistic Approaches
  • Mindfulness & Stress Management – Techniques such as meditation, breathing exercises, and structured routines.
  • Sleep & Nutrition Support – Improving lifestyle habits can significantly impact mental well-being.

Treatment is individualised, meaning that not every option is suitable for everyone. Our clinicians work closely with patients to find the most effective approach.

Key info before you book with us
We Are a Fully Private Service

Our psychiatric services are entirely private and do not fall under NHS care or the Right to Choose pathway. This means:

  • A private diagnosis may not guarantee access to NHS treatment. The NHS may still require its own assessment before providing ongoing care.
  • If you are currently on an NHS waiting list, you can choose private treatment with us while you wait.
A GP Referral Is Not Required, But Communication Is Recommended

While a referral from your GP is not necessary to book an appointment, we encourage patients to keep their GP informed.

  • This is especially important if medication is part of your treatment, as your GP may need to be involved in prescribing or monitoring.
Active Patient Engagement Is Essential

Mental health treatment is most effective when patients are actively involved in their care. This includes:

  • Attending scheduled appointments
  • Following prescribed treatments or therapy recommendations
  • Communicating openly with your clinician about symptoms and progress
Consultation Fees Are Non-Refundable

Due to the nature of psychiatric care, all video consultations are non-refundable once booked.

  • Rescheduling may be possible with advance notice, but an additional charge may apply.
We Do Not Offer Payment Plans

At this time, we do not offer payment plans. Payments must be made at each stage of the treatment process.

If you have any further questions, our team is happy to assist. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support you.

The Process

Assessment

If you feel that you are experiencing the symptoms outlines above and you are wanting a clinical opinion then look no further than our Assessment for General Psychiatry.

Pre-assessment forms

Please look out for your booking confirmation email where you will find your Pre-Assessment Forms. These must be completed in advance of your assessment. No forms may mean no formal diagnostic decision.

What's included?
  • 60 minute session with one of our experts
  • Diagnostic decision & treatment plan (subject to diagnosis)
  • Full written diagnostic report within 10 working days (subject to amendments)
Price

Ages 18+ | £400.00

Ages 6-17 | £850.00

How do I book this?

Scroll down to our booking section to book now. Ensure you've selected the age appropriate option. Alternatively, if you have any questions please contact our Support Team via the details displayed on our Contact Page.

Day of assessment

On the day of your assessment please ensure you are in a private space. Our clinicians will not proceed with the assessment if they are not satisfied with the surroundings. For example, you cannot be in your vehicle. It is best advised to attend the assessment in a private place with a strong network. You will be asked to present your ID at the beginning of the session.

'I don't consent to my medical records being obtained by MyPace'

Unfortunately, in this instance, we will not be able to proceed with a formal treatment plan for you, and in some cases a diagnostic decision may not be possible.

'How long will it take for my medical records to reach MyPace?'

We would love to provide an accurate timespan for this. However, due to the high demand on NHS services we understand that it may take longer than expected. That said, we do encourage our patients to provide their GP with a gentle nudge to ensure that the timelines are not too long and cumbersome and have found that this often works.

Complex cases

During the assessment process your clinician may identify the need for further investigations prior to a diagnostic decision or the commencement of a treatment plan.

Consent to obtain your medical records

Your clinician may instruct our Support Team to obtain a consent form from you to contact your GP to obtain your medical records. This may typically occur if your clinician has identified any contraindications that may affect a proposed treatment plan, for example.

Reviewing your records

Once we've received your medical records your clinician will review them and instruct a member of our Support Team to liaise with you as to your next steps.

'Can I discuss treatment options in my assessment?'

Yes

If your clinician finds that no further investigation is required they will lead the discussion on the treatment options available to you.

You will be advised whether you may proceed to book your private prescription with us.

Price

Private Prescription | £35.00

*This does not include the cost of medication.

'How will I know when to book this?'

You will receive an automated reminder to book in for your First Follow-Up a month from starting your treatment. Patients are kindly reminded to engage with MyPace reminder emails.

What's included?
  • 30 minute session with one of our experts
  • Overview of your response to treatment
  • Full written follow-up report within 10 working days (subject to amendments)
Price

£200.00

How do I book this?

Scroll down to our booking section to book now. Select option 2. Alternatively, if you have any questions please contact our Support Team via the details displayed on our Contact Page.

Day of follow-up

On the day of your assessment you will receive a reminder email with a link to join your clinician. Please ensure you are in a private space. Our clinicians will not proceed with the follow-up if they are not satisfied with your surroundings. For example, you cannot be in your vehicle. It is best advised to attend the follow-up in a private place with a strong network. You may be asked to present your ID at the beginning of the session.

'How will I know when to book this?'

You will receive an automated reminder to book in for your Six Month Review roughly five months on from your First Follow-Up (subject to their not being any changes in your treatment). Patients are kindly reminded to engage with MyPace reminder emails.

What's included?
  • 30 minute session with one of our experts
  • Overview of your response to treatment
  • Full written follow-up report within 10 working days (subject to amendments)
'Why do I need a six month review?'

We cannot continue to safely prescribe you without oversight that you are stable on the prescribed medication.

Price

£200.00

How do I book this?

Scroll down to our booking section to book now. Select option 3. Alternatively, if you have any questions please contact our Support Team via the details displayed on our Contact Page.

Day of ongoing review

On the day of your Six Month Review you will receive a reminder email with a link to join your clinician. Please ensure you are in a private space. Our clinicians will not proceed with the follow-up if they are not satisfied with your surroundings. For example, you cannot be in your vehicle. It is best advised to attend the follow-up in a private place with a strong network. You may be asked to present your ID at the beginning of the session.

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Frequently asked questions

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What are the common symptoms associated with anxiety and panic attacks?

Common symptoms of anxiety include excessive worry, restlessness, irritability, muscle tension, and difficulty concentrating. Symptoms of a panic attack may include rapid heartbeat, sweating, trembling, shortness of breath, chest pain, and feelings of impending doom or loss of control.

What are the potential triggers for anxiety and panic attacks?

Triggers for anxiety and panic attacks can vary from person to person but may include stress, trauma, phobias, social situations, and major life changes. Identifying triggers and developing coping strategies can help individuals manage and reduce the frequency of anxiety and panic attacks.

How are anxiety and panic attacks diagnosed and treated?

Diagnosis of anxiety and panic attacks typically involves a thorough evaluation including a review of symptoms, medical history, and potential triggers. Treatment may include therapy, medication, relaxation techniques, and lifestyle changes to help individuals manage symptoms and improve their quality of life.

What self-care strategies can help individuals cope with anxiety and panic attacks?

Self-care strategies for managing anxiety and panic attacks may include regular exercise, healthy eating, adequate sleep, stress management techniques (such as deep breathing or mindfulness), setting boundaries, seeking social support, and engaging in activities that promote relaxation and well-being.

Consistency in self-care practices is essential for effectively managing anxiety and panic symptoms.

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