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At The London Clinic, you’ll be part of a specialist hospital where talented people work together to deliver exceptional patient care. Based in the heart of London’s Harley Street medical district, we offer the opportunity to work alongside leading consultants, clinical teams, and support services in a world-class healthcare environment. Every role makes a difference. Whether you care for patients directly, support their journey, or help our hospital run smoothly behind the scenes, your work helps shape the experience we provide every day. Our culture is guided by our values: We Go Further, We Work As One, and We Personalise Care. They shape how we care for patients, support each other, and continue improving as a team. We’re committed to helping colleagues learn, grow, and build meaningful careers through development opportunities, apprenticeships, professional qualifications, leadership programmes, and internal progression. We’re also proud to be recognised in the Financial Times’ UK Best Employers Survey 2026 Top 10, reflecting our commitment to creating a workplace where colleagues feel supported, valued, and able to thrive. Whatever stage you’re at in your career, The London Clinic offers opportunities to develop your skills, make an impact, and be part of a team with a shared purpose. Explore our current vacancies and discover where a career at The London Clinic could take you.

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At The London Therapy Centre we offer a combination approach using Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy called Hypnoanalysis. We recognise that there are many ways of looking at how the mind works. Some people, for instance, take the view that our thoughts and actions are mainly affected by the way we look at the world and how it treats us. Others believe that we are mostly driven by our unconscious mind, which is taken to be the store of all our past experiences and emotions. Whichever theory is applied, we believe that hypnosis can be integrated with appropriate psychotherapeutic approaches to help bring about positive change. During the process of Hypnosis a deeply relaxed state is created in which mental stress and bodily tension are reduced. In this relaxed state, the mind is usually more open to the process of change. The client and therapist can work safely together, using an agreed approach, to enhance mental, physical and emotional well being. For over two hundred years the technique of hypnosis has been used in medicine to treat a wide range of physical, psychological and emotional disorders. It has also long been recognised that hypnosis may successfully be combined with other approaches and techniques - for example, Counselling, Psychotherapy and Reiki. In 1997, the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) formally endorsed the new term, hypno-psychotherapy, as "the branch of psychotherapy which uses hypnosis".