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The online programmes are coming soon.

The programme collection

Understand your mind.
Find your
way forward.

Thoughtfully structured online learning to explore the patterns that keep you stuck — with practical ideas and space to reflect.

Explore the programmes

Design preview · Example programmes in development

Proposed format: self-paced learningPractical exercises & reflectionA compassionate CBT perspective

A place to begin

What would you
like to understand?

Explore a theme that feels relevant to you. Each programme offers a different starting point.

You’re viewing a design example. Programme names, contents and formats are illustrative; pricing, availability and suitability details are still to be confirmed. No purchases are being taken here.

6 example programmes

01Programme concept

Generalised anxiety

The Worry Programme

When your mind won’t stop asking “what if?”

Explore your relationship with persistent worry and uncertainty, and make room for more of the life happening around you.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

02Programme concept

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

Understanding OCD

When doubt keeps asking for one more check.

An introduction to understanding obsessions, compulsions and the pull towards certainty — with a clear place to begin exploring the cycle.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

03Programme concept

Depression & low mood

Moving Through Low Mood

When even the small things feel like a lot.

A compassionate space to explore low mood, reduced motivation and the everyday patterns that can leave you feeling stuck.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

04Programme concept

Social anxiety

Finding Your Voice

When being seen feels harder than staying quiet.

Explore self-consciousness, fear of judgement and the patterns that can make social situations feel so demanding.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

05Programme concept

Panic & fear of panic

Making Sense of Panic

When you start to fear the feeling of fear.

Explore the experience of panic, the meanings attached to physical sensations and the ways fear can begin to shape everyday choices.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

06Programme concept

Low self-esteem

Beyond Self-Criticism

When your inner critic always has the last word.

Explore the beliefs and habits that shape how you see yourself, and the possibility of responding with greater balance and kindness.

Self-paced · proposedPractical reflection

In development · Price to be confirmed

Learning that makes room for life

More than something
to watch.

The proposed collection combines clear explanations with opportunities to reflect and practise. Each programme would focus on a particular difficulty, while keeping the whole person in view.

01 / UNDERSTAND

Make sense of the pattern.

Begin with accessible explanations that help put your experience into context.

02 / EXPLORE

Bring curiosity to your experience.

Reflect on how the ideas relate to your thoughts, emotions and everyday responses.

03 / INTEGRATE

Take learning into daily life.

Explore practical activities at a manageable pace, with room to revisit what matters.

Your guide

A practical approach.
A human connection.

I’m Luke, a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist with a deep interest in mindfulness and how we relate to our inner experience. This proposed collection brings those interests together in focused online learning.

More about Luke
A space to understand what’s happening, rather than judge yourself for feeling it.

The philosophy behind the collection

These programmes would offer educational material, rather than individual therapy or a personal assessment. Each would need clear suitability information before enrolment opens.

Before you begin

Find the right kind of support.

Can I enrol in a programme now?

Not yet. This page is a design preview using example programme concepts. Content, prices, access arrangements and launch dates have not been confirmed.

Would these programmes replace individual therapy?

No. The proposed format is educational and does not provide individual assessment, personalised treatment or urgent support. Suitability and support arrangements would be explained for each programme before purchase.

What if more than one programme feels relevant?

You do not need to choose from this preview. Once programmes are available, their detailed descriptions and suitability information would help you consider where to begin.

Can I explore working with Luke individually?

Yes. You can learn more about Luke’s approach to therapy and follow the enquiry link there if you would like to explore working together.

Prefer a conversation?

You don’t have to figure
everything out on your own.

If you are looking for individual support, discover how I work and explore whether therapy could be a suitable next step.

Explore individual therapy

Generalised anxiety · Example outline

The Worry Programme

Explore your relationship with persistent worry and uncertainty, and make room for more of the life happening around you.

Understanding worry

Explore the patterns that keep worry returning.

Making room for uncertainty

Consider the difference between useful planning and the search for certainty.

Bringing learning into daily life

Develop space for reflection and practical experiments.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder · Example outline

Understanding OCD

An introduction to understanding obsessions, compulsions and the pull towards certainty — with a clear place to begin exploring the cycle.

Making sense of the cycle

Understand the relationship between obsessions and compulsions.

Intrusive thoughts and meaning

Explore how interpretations can shape your response to thoughts.

Understanding next steps

Learn about approaches to support and the role of individual suitability.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.

Depression & low mood · Example outline

Moving Through Low Mood

A compassionate space to explore low mood, reduced motivation and the everyday patterns that can leave you feeling stuck.

Understanding low mood

Explore links between mood, activity and the stories you tell yourself.

Small, meaningful steps

Reflect on routine, connection and what matters to you.

A kinder relationship with yourself

Notice self-criticism and consider more compassionate responses.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.

Social anxiety · Example outline

Finding Your Voice

Explore self-consciousness, fear of judgement and the patterns that can make social situations feel so demanding.

Understanding social anxiety

Explore attention, predictions and fear of judgement.

Noticing protective habits

Reflect on the ways you try to stay safe in social situations.

Exploring new possibilities

Consider small opportunities for connection and learning.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.

Panic & fear of panic · Example outline

Making Sense of Panic

Explore the experience of panic, the meanings attached to physical sensations and the ways fear can begin to shape everyday choices.

Understanding panic

Explore the cycle of physical sensations, interpretations and fear.

Recognising responses

Reflect on avoidance and the search for safety.

Choosing appropriate support

Understand why an individual assessment and suitable guidance can matter.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.

Low self-esteem · Example outline

Beyond Self-Criticism

Explore the beliefs and habits that shape how you see yourself, and the possibility of responding with greater balance and kindness.

Recognising the inner critic

Notice familiar judgements and the rules you feel you must live by.

Understanding patterns

Explore how beliefs about yourself affect everyday choices.

Making room for compassion

Consider more balanced perspectives and different ways to respond.

Programme concept only. Final contents, suitability, support arrangements and price are to be confirmed.