Dr Bobby Sura

name Dr Bobby Sura is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, specialising in Child and Adolescent Mental Health. He works both in the public (NHS) and private sector, being the proprietor of Clinical Psychology Direct.

Dr Sura is Chartered with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and is also registered with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and Association of Family Therapy (AFT).

Dr Sura has particular expertise in family and relationship problems, including helping children after potentially traumatising events such as bereavement or the separation of their parents. Dr Sura can assist with medico-legal reports (for court processes) and also matters of differential diagnosis (including Attachment Disorder, ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorders). He can also assist with anxiety, phobia, behavioural and mood disorders in childhood and adolescence.

Visit www.clinicalpsychologydirect.com, to explore the range of innovative treatment and assessment options Dr Sura offers, using online and traditional means.

Health & Healthcare

Choosing the right psychological therapist

21st June 2008
If you are seeing a therapist or counsellor and things don't seem to be improving, there may be a number of reasons. 1. It may be that the person you are seeing is lacking in the expertise and knowledge required to understand and help you change the ... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Psychological advice for managing stress - 10 tips

11th June 2008
Stress is a common part of life. As the world we live in becomes smaller, faster and more demanding the simple joys of life become more precious and fleeting. Most of us cope, and get past each situation as it comes our way. For some, the stresses and d... Read >
Baby & Child

The importance of secure attachment bonds in childhood

05th June 2008
Attachment may be described as a bond or affectional tie between a child and it's primary caregiver, characterised by a loving and enduring relationship. All theories of infant social and emotional development emphasise the child's relationship to parents... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Improving Sleep

27th May 2008
10 tips for students, on reducing stress , enjoying life, and improving sleep 1. PLAN STUDY TIME : Think about planning study time, as part of your weekly timetable. When would it be good to set aside regular, planned study sessions ? If these can be... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Asperger's Syndrome - Psychological Help and Advice

27th May 2008
This article offers guidance for families with a child who has been diagnosed with, or is suspected to suffer with, Asperger's Syndrome. It offers helpful ideas on how to support the child, and help them meet their potential. Asperger's Syndrome is und... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Asian Mental Health (Part 3)

27th May 2008
"The help seeking process serves as an important filter such that only a portion of those who need professional mental health treatment actually seek such assistance" Ponterotto et al. (1995), p.416 Reasons to suspect that barriers exist It is... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Asian Mental Health (Part 2)

27th May 2008
For Asians living in the UK, there are growing stresses and strains which are leading to mental health problems. Previous articles I have written discuss the prevalence of such mental health problems. In this article, I would like to share some thoughts a... Read >
Health & Healthcare

Asian Mental Health (part 1)

27th May 2008
Mental health needs are not generally recognised or acknowledged within Asian communities living in Great Britain. I know this is a contentious statement, and perhaps a gross generalisation. However, one cannot deny that when depression or anxiety is ta... Read >