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Psychology and Clinical Hypnotherapy

The service provides evidence-based support for adults experiencing anxiety, stress, trauma-related difficulties, health anxiety, and challenges associated with significant life changes. Drawing on contemporary psychological approaches and clinical hypnotherapy, Dr Volkovyskaya helps clients develop practical strategies to improve emotional wellbeing, build resilience, and create meaningful, lasting change.

With an understanding of the strong connection between mind and body, support is also available for individuals coping with illness, injury, rehabilitation, or ongoing health concerns. Psychological support can play an important role in recovery, helping people manage anxiety, rebuild confidence, adapt to change, and improve overall wellbeing.

Opening Times

Mon – Fri: 5.30pm – 7.30pm

Email: evgenia.volkovyskaya@northampton.ac.uk

Consultation Fees

  • Online consultation: £80
  • Face-to-face consultation: £90
  • Discounted rates available for NHS staff

Sessions typically last 60 minutes and include assessment of emotional and psychological status, personalised therapeutic interventions, and practical strategies to support progress between appointments.

Languages: Consultations are available in English and Russian.

Dr Evgenia Volkovyskaya Course leader for BSc Psychology (Foundation)

Dr Evgenia Volkovyskaya, PhD

  • Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Mental Health,
  • BSc Psychology (Clinical Applications) Course Leader
  • Professional qualifications: BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD, MDip, CPsychol
  • Years worked in profession: Since 2010

Dr Evgenia Volkovyskaya is a Chartered Psychologist and Clinical Hypnotherapist with over 15 years of experience supporting adults experiencing anxiety, stress, health anxiety, and adjustment to major life changes. Her work combines evidence-based psychological approaches and clinical hypnotherapy to help individuals improve wellbeing, build resilience, and develop effective coping strategies.

She has a particular interest in the relationship between physical and psychological health, supporting individuals experiencing persistent pain, long-term health conditions, and the psychological impact of illness or injury. Alongside clinical practice, she is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Mental Health and Course Leader for the BSc Psychology in Clinical Settings course at the University of Northampton.