Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
We provide professional and discreet Therapeutic Treatment for a wide range of issues.
Professional Therapy Training
Entry level counselling skills courses leading to qualification as a CBT Therapist.
Corporate & Professional
We offer Training and Clinical Services for Professionals and Organisations.
Professional Couples Therapy
Helping couples achieve a better understanding of themselves and their partners.
Personal Therapy Enquiry
If you feel you could benefit from Cogntive Behavioural Therapy – CBT, then please get in touch.
All enquiries are dealt with the utmost privacy and confidentiality.
What to expect when coming for your first therapy session
The idea of coming to your first therapy session can be daunting and scary and cause anxiety but don’t worry that is completely normal.
read moreTrain to be a Cogntive Behavioural Therapist (CBT)
The past couple years that I have been working at the Glasgow Cognitive Therapy Centre, the one thing I get asked the most is, “what courses are needed to become a CBT therapist?”
read moreCan I finish my Diploma with you?
This is a question we are being asked more and more, as students have interrupted their studies, and we are addressing this with the Acquired Prior Learning route.
read moreFrequently asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
CBT is an approach which helps with many issues by focusing on how you think, act and feel and is recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence as a treatment for anxiety, depression, OCD, phobias, stress and other issues.
Do you hold open days?
We hold open days throughout the year – find out more about our courses and therapy services first hand. Come visit us on one of our open day dates.
What Happens in a Therapy Session?
Treatment, although unique to each individuals needs, does follow a basic structure, which includes providing information on the treatment itself, agreeing a working contract and using assessment tools.
What is an SQA Approved Centre?
The Scottish Qualifications Authority, or SQA, is a public body sponsored by the Scottish Government responsible for the development, accreditation, assessment and certification of qualifications.
Find out more about our SQA Approval
Why Train as a CBT Therapist?
A career as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist can be rewarding and fulfilling, as you enable others to find empowerment through the use of practical mental and physical tools.
Will you contact my GP?
Your treatment is confidential and there is no need for GCTC to inform your GP that you are receiving treatment, unless otherwise agreed at the outset. Your details will be held on file for legal purposes only.
As all such information is subject to the Data Protection Act – your details and notes will not be passed on to any third party at any time for any reason.
Who will know that I am attending Therapy?
No-one will be give information regarding your attendance unless agreed before hand. Sometimes it is a condition of treatment that certain people have to know that you have attended e.g. a court order or whoever pays for your sessions.
Will I have to pay?
If you are coming to counselling/therapy through your Employee Assistance Programme (run by your work), have been sent by an insurance company and have agreed with your private health insurers, then it is likely that you will not be required to pay.
Some insurers require you to pay first and claim back the fees from them. If you chose to go to an independent practitioner then it is likely that you will have to pay.
Through this organisation you may be eligible for a low paid worker/unemployed discount. Sometimes we have students learning CBT who will see you for a small charge (conditions apply – please ask)
Will Psychotherapy cure me?
The aim of counselling and psychotherapy is to allow you to cope better with your life and to feel more positive.
That’s what happens with most people. Initially some people will feel worse before they feel better as the process of change can be uncomfortable, but this passes quickly as the benefit of change begins to take effect.
