Clinical psychology for driving anxiety
Still don't feel like you after the car accident?
A few familiar feelings can be a place to start.
These are experiences from Dr T's checklist.
Switch on any that sound like you.
You're Not Broken. You're Not Overreacting.
And You're Not Alone.
Time alone doesn't switch them off. Understanding where they came from is the first step.
Meet Dr T
Dr Tracy Thorns helps people overcome driving anxiety and psychological problems after a road traffic accident.
Her psychology career began in 1992. Work at the Traumatic Stress Clinic and the Royal London Hospital led to a doctorate, a lead clinical role and years of listening to people after accidents.
When she saw how hard it was to find the help she recommended, she began putting her clinical work into step-by-step online courses.
Read her storyThat's how Dr T describes taking complex ideas apart and building them back into something easier to understand. Away from her work, she's at home by the Dorset coast, often with a book or out trail running.
Over 26 years in trauma and adult mental health. More than 3,500 people helped after accidents. The experience behind the courses, in Dr T's own words.
Step-by-step online courses
From understanding what keeps the fear going to thinking about the life beyond it. Find the course that speaks to where you are.
A mini course about how your anxiety began, what keeps it going and why time or driving practice hasn't resolved it.
Dr T's comprehensive online programme for overcoming driving anxiety, built around her step-by-step FearHacker Framework™.
For people who have overcome accident-related driving anxiety and want to think about what comes next. Explore your values, aims and purpose for the next 12 months.
Want to hear more from Dr T first?
The Driving Anxiety Academy also offers a free masterclass.
Qualifications & registrations
Dr T encourages you to ask about any clinician's training and experience. Here are hers, with links to the professional bodies.
BSc (Hons), D.Clin.Psy, CPsychol, Dip Oxon, MEWI
Also listed: British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), UK Psychological Trauma Society (UKPTS), European Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ESTSS), and the BPS Division of Clinical Psychology and Crisis, Disaster & Trauma Section.
“Please always ask about their Qualifications, Clinical Experience & Professional Registrations.”
Free Guide + Quiz
“After The Car Accident: What's Stopping You From Moving On?” is Dr T's free guide to understanding why things still feel different.
Start with the guide. You'll also be on her email list to hear when course doors open.
Get the free Guide + QuizIllustrative cover. Download the real guide at drthorns.com.
