Our Clinics.

Not a new kind of therapy — a better way of organising the care you already deserve. Here is what a clinic means at Unbound, and why it changes what you can expect.

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The Bigger Picture

What is a clinic?

A clinic at Unbound is simple: the group of our clinicians who go deep in one area — like ADHD assessment, trauma, or couples work — together with one shared, high standard for how we do it, and a senior clinician who keeps that standard sharp.

It is not a separate business or a specialist centre. It is a stream of depth inside our warm, generalist practice. Same Unbound, same human care — just organised so the depth is real, consistent, and always improving.

The line to hold onto: consistent standards, individual care. The standard behind the work is shared; how it is delivered is always shaped around you.

**Why we built them.**

In most practices, depth lives hidden in individual clinicians' heads — brilliant, but invisible, uneven, and gone the day that person leaves. We wanted the opposite: depth you can count on, wherever you come and whoever you see.

What this means for you:

A team behind your therapist, not a lone practitioner. Your clinician has a whole clinic — peers, shared frameworks and a senior lead — thinking alongside them about your care.
A consistent, high standard — the same evidence-based approach whichever of our clinicians you see, and whichever location you visit.
Care that stays current — what the clinic learns, everyone in it learns.
A home, not an episode — as life changes, there is a clear path to the right depth of support, without starting over with strangers.

How our knowledge keeps growing.

This is the part most practices never build. Inside every Unbound clinic, clinicians meet regularly to think through real cases together; we hold shared protocols, tools and resources — a living how-we-do-this-well, not a folder no one opens; and a senior clinician curates that standard, brings in new evidence, and supervises the work so quality stays even across the team.

Because we employ our clinicians, that knowledge stays and compounds — it is built into the clinic, not carried out the door when someone moves on. Over time, each clinic gets quietly, genuinely better at what it does.

Why depth like this is rare. Organised depth takes three things at once — enough clinicians who go deep in the same area, the structure to bring them together, and time. It is simple to describe and slow to build. That is exactly why it is worth doing, and why we have built our whole practice around making it possible.

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Your Questions, Answered.

New to the idea of clinics? Here is what people usually want to know.

Is a clinic a separate place or service?

No. A clinic is simply how we organise depth within our one generalist practice — the team and shared standard behind your care. You still see your own clinician, in the same warm Unbound way.

Does a clinic cost more?

No — a clinic is how we organise care, not a premium tier. Fees are based on the service you receive, the same as any of our sessions.

Will I still have one consistent therapist?

Yes. You have your own clinician — the clinic is the team, standard and support behind them, so you get the benefit of the whole team's thinking through one trusted relationship.

How do I access a clinic?

Just get in touch as you normally would. We will match you with the right clinician for what is going on — there is no special referral needed.

Which clinics do you have?

We are rolling our clinics out in stages, beginning where our depth is already strongest. Explore what is available below, and check back as more open.

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Every one of our clinics started the same way — with people who care deeply about doing this work well. Explore the clinics below, or talk to our team about where you would fit.

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