Citypsychologicalservices

Citypsychologicalservices We care for your mental and physical health. Our motto: You are not alone! Call us. Let us introduce ourselves to you and see if we can help you with your issues.

If you are visiting our page, you might be experiencing some difficulties either in relationships, with anxiety or depression. Our therapists are accredited English, Ukrainian and Russian speaking psychologists, therapists and psychiatrists based in Central London and able to provide psychiatric and psychological assessments and therapy in person or online. We are highly experienced in Cognitive

Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and other evidence based therapies. We provide psychological medico-legal reports within 48 hours. We specialise in working with clients diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, Relationship issues and others. We can support you either in group or individual settings. We have vast experience in working with NHS as well as with private clients.

14/07/2025

Busy Professionals: Are you neglecting your mental and physical health?

In this day and age, it is so easy to focus all of your time into your career and completely neglect both your mental and physical health. However, this is NOT effective!

👉In order to sustain a balanced and healthy lifestyle, we find that it is so important to take time out for yourself and engage in self-care.

Burnout is something that is very common amongst individuals with high-pressure careers. Burnout can often lead to a decline in your overall performance which can then trigger mental health challenges. Often, we find that our clients work long and strenuous hours so may find it very difficult to take time out of their day for themselves.

Here are some realistic tips to help with reducing burnout and making time for you:
✅ALWAYS START SMALL
1️⃣Go for a walk during your lunch breaks
2️⃣5 minute stretches in the morning
3️⃣Switch to healthier snacks during the day
❗️Always strive for consistency rather than for perfection. Perfection will follow.

✅Prioritise healthy sleeping patterns:
1️⃣Avoid screen time right before bed(yes, that includes checking your emails!)
2️⃣Don’t let your work carry on into the night. Set boundaries for yourself.
3️⃣5 minutes of meditation and mindfulness before going to sleep can help to lower your heart rate and slow your breathing.
❗️Aiming for 8 hours of good quality sleep-it can be so beneficial to your overall health and can even boost your work performance.

✅Keep active every day:
1️⃣Going on daily 15 minute walks
2️⃣Stretching, yoga, or meditation before work
3️⃣Trying to exercise 3x a week

✅Sticking with a nutritious diet:
1️⃣Meal prepping is such an effective and easy way to plan balanced and healthy meals. It not only saves time during very busy days, but it also provides a good way to ensure that you achieve all of your nutritional goals.
2️⃣Reduce caffeine & sugar
3️⃣Increase consumption of protein
4️⃣Cut down on processed foods & replace with healthier options e.g. nuts and fruit
❗️Increasing consumption of brain foods e.g. fatty fish, berries, nuts and leafy greens can benefit brain functioning, thus promoting wellbeing.

🧠Remember to always start slow and easy. This is much more sustainable than to go straight in with huge lifestyle changes. Aiming to incorporate these tips into your daily life can reverse the effects of burnout and prevent it from occurring.

💬Which habits have helped you manage stress and avoid burnout?⬇️

I’d just like to take a moment to appreciate all of the positive feedback I have received. It is always a pleasure to re...
10/07/2025

I’d just like to take a moment to appreciate all of the positive feedback I have received. It is always a pleasure to read such wonderful comments! Thank you to all of you🌺

Anorexia is a silent killer. It is crucial that treatment is given as soon as possible and recovery can begin quickly. I...
07/07/2025

Anorexia is a silent killer. It is crucial that treatment is given as soon as possible and recovery can begin quickly. If you have any concerns about your mental health or of those around you then please reach out to family and friends. You are not alone and there is help out there. Contact your GP for further advice✅

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01/07/2025

I would recommend this programme

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can develop after a person experiences a traumatic event or perceived threat, such...
18/06/2025

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can develop after a person experiences a traumatic event or perceived threat, such as an accident, war, or crime. PTSD nightmares often incorporate similar feelings and sensations to the experience during the trauma. Nightmares are a common but challenging symptom of PTSD. PTSD nightmares are intense, recurring dreams that replay traumatic events, causing significant distress, anxiety, and fear. These nightmares often lead to sleep disturbances like insomnia and can increase the risk of suicidal thoughts. They result from the brain trying to process the trauma.

Effective treatments include:

- Image Rehearsal Therapy (IRT): clients rehearse the nightmare during the day and change its ending to something more positive, reducing fear.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): this therapy identifies and adjusts distorted thoughts and emotions, addressing the behaviours they cause. IRT is one technique used in CBT.
- Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: This combines different therapies, having the person recall distressing images while performing bilateral sensory input like eye movements or hand tapping, which overloads working memory and reduces emotional arousal.

Contact us at: liliya@citypsychologicalservices.com, 07725 473895

Visit us at: 5 - 15 Cromer Street Kings Cross London WC1H 8LS

18/06/2025

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can develop after a person experiences a traumatic event or perceived threat, such as an accident, war, or crime. PTSD nightmares often incorporate similar feelings and sensations to the experience during the trauma. Nightmares are a common but challenging symptom of PTSD. PTSD nightmares are intense, recurring dreams that replay traumatic events, causing significant distress, anxiety, and fear. These nightmares often lead to sleep disturbances like insomnia and can increase the risk of suicidal thoughts. They result from the brain trying to process the trauma.

Effective treatments include:

- Image Rehearsal Therapy (IRT): clients rehearse the nightmare during the day and change its ending to something more positive, reducing fear.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): this therapy identifies and adjusts distorted thoughts and emotions, addressing the behaviours they cause. IRT is one technique used in CBT.
- Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy: this combines different therapies, having the person recall distressing images while performing bilateral sensory input like eye movements or hand tapping, which overloads working memory and reduces emotional arousal.

Contact us at: 07725 473 895 , liliya@citypsychologicalservices.com.

🚨 Are you aware that Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is often misdiagnosed due to similar symptoms with other ment...
14/03/2025

🚨 Are you aware that Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is often misdiagnosed due to similar symptoms with other mental health conditions? This can lead to ineffective treatments and misunderstanding. Read our latest blog post here:

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is often misdiagnosed because of its overlapping symptoms with other mental health conditions.

Here are 4 simple self care strategies to cope with self harm  : Delay: Take a pause for  ten minutes before self-harmin...
23/02/2025

Here are 4 simple self care strategies to cope with self harm :

Delay: Take a pause for ten minutes before self-harming. If it works out , attempt to delay it for half an hour, an hour, a morning, a day, a week. Utilise the time to practice other, viable ways to get what you desire.

Distract: Whenever there is an urge to self harm engage in some other activity. You can utilise distraction when you are experiencing the urge, when you are actually self-harming, or when you believe you might feel your urges soon.

Divert : If you’re struggling to delay or distract yourself, do an action that is similar to your self-harm, but which does not lead to an injury.
Like instead of cutting draw on your arms . Have a cold shower , eat something with a strong taste or hold ice cubes .

Deep Breathe : Lie in a comfortable position and engage in taking deep breathing. Breathe in and then Breathe out slowly, which would making your out-breath longer than your in-breath.

What is Cold Mother Syndrome? This term refers to a parenting style characterised by emotional distance and rejection. D...
23/02/2025

What is Cold Mother Syndrome? This term refers to a parenting style characterised by emotional distance and rejection. Dive deep into this important topic and understand its implications for mental health.

City Psychological Services offers multilingual psychologists specialising in CBT / DBT / ACT / EMDR therapy based in London. We also offer online sessions.

Borderline Personality Disorder can have profound effects on relationships. Explore the challenges and understand BPD be...
18/02/2025

Borderline Personality Disorder can have profound effects on relationships. Explore the challenges and understand BPD better with Dr. Liliya Korallo in our latest blog post. Read more here: https://wix.to/4fGH7Ir

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental disorder which consists of several difficulties such as self-destructive behaviours.

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