Clinical Psychology for Older People and their families.
Online and in person.
Living with Anxiety?
You're not alone. Many people experience anxiety and stress as they get older. Anxiety is a common and treatable condition.​
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Are daily worries becoming overwhelming?
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Is concern about your health taking over?
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Feeling like you might burden others?
Experiencing Depression?
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Has joy become harder to find?
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Feeling disconnected from others?
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Lost interest in favourite activities?
Depression is not a part of normal ageing. There is hope and help available.
Facing Life Changes?
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Adapting to new relationship dynamics?
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Coping with loss and grief?
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Managing caregiving responsibilities?
Change is challenging, but you don't have to navigate it alone.
About Dr Sheila Evetts
Consultant Clinical Psychologist for Older People
Hi, I'm Sheila, a consultant clinical psychologist specialising in older adult mental health. I am dedicated to supporting people through the unique challenges that come with ageing.
I offer in-person and online appointments for psychological assessment and therapy and support for families.
Therapy Services for Older People
Initial Psychological Assessment
Specialised Therapy Options
Evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to your unique situation. Drawing from multiple proven methods, we'll find the right combination to help you thrive.
"I was definitely not expecting the level of care and consideration I received during my sessions with Dr Evetts. As an older patient you tend to think that you can't make changes to your life, but Sheila was outstanding - I couldn't ask for more." BM
Contact
I would be delighted to hear from you and answer any questions you might have about therapy and consultations. If you would like to talk to me to find out whether what I offer can be helpful for you, please email me on the link below or compete this form:
Please do not disclose any information that you consider to be sensitive and confidential until you are in a private consultation. Please remember, your safety is always the first priority, so if you are having thoughts of harming yourself or you need urgent clinical support you are advised to contact your GP, go to A&E, or talk to crisis help lines.