Dr. Sally Moore is a Trauma-Informed Psychiatrist with over 18 years of clinical experience, providing evidence-based psychiatric care for adolescents and adults experiencing trauma, body image concerns, anxiety, low self-esteem, and emotional difficulties. She combines advanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy, and trauma-informed psychiatric care to help individuals heal from difficult experiences while building resilience and emotional wellbeing.
Dr. Sally understands that emotional difficulties are often shaped by life experiences, relationships, and personal circumstances. Therefore, she takes time to understand the whole person—not just the diagnosis. Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual’s need.
Dr. Sally provides specialist psychiatric care for individuals experiencing the emotional impact of trauma, body image concerns, anxiety, and low self-esteem. Her approach integrates evidence-based psychiatry with trauma-informed principles, recognising that lasting recovery requires understanding both symptoms and the experiences that shape them.
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Dr. Sally may be a good fit if you are experiencing trauma-related emotional difficulties, anxiety, body image concerns, low self-esteem, or challenges with identity and emotional resilience. Her approach may particularly suit people looking for psychiatric care that integrates evidence-based treatment with Advanced CBT, Schema Therapy, and trauma-informed principles.
A trauma-informed psychiatrist considers how past or difficult life experiences may influence a person’s mental health, emotional responses, relationships, and sense of self. Dr. Sally Moore combines psychiatric expertise with a compassionate understanding of trauma, creating a safe and collaborative environment while developing treatment around each person’s individual needs.
Dr. Sally uses a trauma-informed approach that prioritises emotional safety, trust, collaboration, and individual choice. Treatment is personalised and may draw on Advanced Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy, and other appropriate interventions based on the person’s experiences and clinical needs.
Yes. Dr. Sally supports individuals experiencing anxiety and emotional distress using evidence-based psychiatric and psychological approaches. Treatment focuses on understanding the factors contributing to anxiety while developing practical strategies for managing thoughts, emotions, and behavioural patterns.
Yes. Dr. Sally is an Advanced CBT Specialist and UK-certified CBT Supervisor and Trainer. CBT can help individuals recognise patterns between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours and develop more helpful ways of responding to emotional difficulties.
Dr. Sally has specialist training and professional experience related to eating and body challenges, including her role as an NCfED UK Affiliate and Supervisor. However, her work is broader and includes trauma-informed psychiatry, body image concerns, anxiety, self-esteem, Advanced CBT, and Schema Therapy.
No. Psychiatric treatment does not automatically mean medication. Dr. Sally considers each person’s needs individually and develops a personalised treatment plan. Where medication is clinically appropriate, it can form part of a broader treatment approach alongside psychological therapies and ongoing support.
