A Birmingham mental health clinic is celebrating growth and community impact, having supported 148 clients and delivering more than 1050 hours of therapeutic care.
The Purple House Clinic Birmingham – marking 18 months in business – has a multidisciplinary team of 15 therapists and a growing psychologist-led workplace wellbeing initiative.
The clinic continues to deliver high-quality, compassionate care to individuals, families, and local organisations.
It also offers a broad range of services including therapies for depression, anxiety, trauma, and neurodiversity assessments.
Clinical director Dr Danielle Grey (pictured) said: “Our success is a reflection of our team.
“We have built an exceptional team of clinicians united by a passion for making mental health care accessible, personal, and transformative.
“We’re not only supporting individuals in need but also extending our reach to help workplaces tackle stress, burnout, and psychological health proactively.”
The clinic’s multidisciplinary team includes associate psychologists and mental health professionals, whose collaborative approach ensures that clients receive individualised care.
Services have grown to include autism and sensory assessments, couple and family therapy, neurodiversity post diagnostic support, and occupational therapy.
There has also been recent growth into workplace consultancy, leadership coaching, post diagnostic support, and neurodiversity awareness training.
Looking ahead, the clinic plans to expand into ADHD assessments and educational psychology, while deepening its organisational wellbeing offerings.
Purple House Clinic Birmingham is located at St Philips Courtyard, School House, Church Hill Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 3AD.
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