Rosalind Alban

Rosalind is a cognitive behavioural therapist working in the NHS and private practice. She has a degree in Psychology (BSc) and a further MSc in Rational Emotive and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

Her interest in psychology started in America, where she contributed to research projects conducted by Harvard Medical School. In addition, she worked with at-risk adolescents and families to encourage the development of long term resilience which gave her an excellent background in therapeutic techniques and collaboration. Since then, she has developed expertise in working with a range of problems and severity and has worked across cultures and communities to offer the best interventions.

Rosalind is BABCP accredited cognitive behavioural therapist and is also a supervisor within the NHS setting. She attends regular courses and workshops to ensure her knowledge and skills remain up to date.

Quick Referral

The last session pointed out to me how far I had come and how I had positively dealt with all my problems, and not given myself credit enough for doing so. I found this very beneficial.”
Depression client

realising the reasons for my OCD, what ‘safety’ means to me.”
OCD client

Thank you for making me not scared, I’m so happy that I am not scared.”
9 years old

1. learning to accept my situation; 2. Being able to transfer ‘my’ problem to identifying as the boss’s problem; 3. Understand it is OK to STOP where I am and travel another path.”
Depression client engaged in work tribunal

The therapist defined aspects of my personality which made me understand them better and enable me to change.”
Client with relationship issues