Family Therapist in Eastcote
Eastcote is in the London Borough of Hillingdon, though Harrow Council notes that a few houses in the Eastcote Village Conservation Area are in Harrow. Eastcote is on the clinic's own list of places it's easily accessible from, and I see people from Eastcote there, at The Blossom Tree Clinic in Pinner, or online. I have no consulting room in Eastcote.
Getting to the clinic from Eastcote
Eastcote station has the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines, but its Metropolitan line trains are on the Uxbridge branch, which doesn't pass through Pinner. On the bus, TfL lists route H13 as stopping at High Road Eastcote and at Pinner Station. TfL's Journey Planner has times.
The clinic is a 3-minute walk from Pinner Underground station, on the first floor, up one flight of stairs, with no lift.
What I help with
- Family therapy
- Couples and relationship therapy
- Teenagers and their families
- Families affected by addiction — my specialism
Free and local support in Hillingdon
- Hillingdon Talking Therapies — free, confidential NHS talking therapy for adults with a Hillingdon GP; you can refer yourself.
- Addiction, Recovery, Community Hillingdon Service (ARCH) — free, confidential drug and alcohol help for young people and adults in Hillingdon.
- SORTED — for 11 to 25-year-olds with a drug or alcohol problem, and their family and friends.
- Al-Anon Family Groups — in-person and online meetings, for anyone affected by someone else's drinking.
Listed for information. I'm not connected with these services.
Common questions
Is there a bus from Eastcote to Pinner?
TfL lists route H13 as stopping at High Road Eastcote and Pinner Station.
Is Eastcote in Hillingdon or Harrow?
Eastcote is a Hillingdon ward. Harrow Council notes that a few houses in the Eastcote Village Conservation Area, on Cuckoo Hill and Birchmead Avenue, are in Harrow.
About Rebecca
I'm a qualified systemic and family psychotherapist, with an MSc in Systemic Psychotherapy from the Institute of Family Therapy and over 15 years of experience working with families affected by substance use.
Fees: individual £70, couples £95, family £120. The initial consultation is free.