Clinical psychology at Omnia Lifestyle, by secure video
Prof (Dr) Diwakar Sukul is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with more than thirty years in practice. He looks at the mind, the body, the nervous system and the life around you, then builds one plan that accounts for all of it.
Initial consultation £300. Follow-up sessions £225. All sessions by secure video call. No GP referral needed.
Request an appointment. Leave your details and we will call you back within one working day.
Dr Sukul does not only ask what you have. He asks what may be contributing to it. Choose what is closest to your situation to see how he thinks about it.
Dr Sukul founded the Kamkus Clinic on Harley Street in 1998 on an idea that was unusual then and is still rare now: that a doctor, a psychologist and a complementary practitioner should assess the same person and then agree one plan between them.
He is the creator of Multi-Dimensional Healthcare™, the Body Mind Energy (BME) Assessment™, Mind Body Harmonics™, Vedic Psychotherapy and Mind-Body Connective Therapy™. His background spans clinical psychology, psychotherapy, Ericksonian hypnotherapy and addiction treatment.
He received international recognition for his work with alcohol and drug addiction at Turning Point UK, where he combined Eastern and Western approaches. He is also trained as a Field Traumatologist, Compassion Fatigue Educator and Thought Field Therapist, and has taught, published and trained other professionals in the UK and abroad.
The focus should never be on which therapy is right. It should be on what is most likely to help the individual recover and thrive.
In sessions he is practical. He looks for the cause of the difficulty, explains what he sees in plain language, and teaches techniques you can use yourself. The aim is for you to need him less over time, not more.
You always know the cost before you commit to it. Most people begin with a consultation. Some need every angle looked at together from the start.
One to one with Dr Sukul. The right start for most people.
£300
Follow-up sessions are £225 each.
Three clinicians. One review. One written recovery plan.
£1,500
One fee covers all three assessments, the review and your plan.
The Multi-Dimensional Healthcare Assessment™, £1,500
Think of it as three expert opinions in one go, except the experts actually talk to each other. Walk through it in four short steps.
Examples are illustrative. Every assessment is individual, and recommendations are made only where clinically appropriate.
For South Asian individuals and families
Many South Asian clients say the same thing about therapy in the UK: the first sessions go on explaining. Why moving out is not simple. Why a decision about marriage or career is not yours alone. Why what the community thinks carries real weight.
Dr Sukul understands both worlds. He trained and is chartered in the UK, and his clinical work has always drawn on Eastern as well as Western psychology, including the Vedic psychotherapy he developed. You can start from where you actually are.
Sessions are confidential and can take place by video from your own home. Nobody in your family or community needs to know unless you choose to tell them.
Book an initial consultationFree, three minutes, twelve questions
Mental health is shaped by four things at once: your mind, your body, your nervous system and the life around you. This short check shows where the strain is sitting for you right now.
This is a reflection tool, not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional advice.
Over the past two weeks, how often has this been true?
Check your inbox in the next few minutes. If you would like to talk it through, you can book an initial consultation with Dr Sukul.
The initial consultation with Dr Sukul is £300. Follow-up sessions are £225. The Multi-Dimensional Healthcare Assessment™ is £1,500, which covers all three clinical assessments, the Clinical Integration Review™ and your written Personalised Recovery Plan™.
Treatment that follows an assessment is set out and priced in your plan, so you see the cost before you decide.
Dr Sukul takes a detailed history and explores what may be contributing to the difficulty, not only the symptoms. By the end you will know how he understands the problem, what he recommends and roughly how long it should take. Most people also leave with techniques they can begin using that day.
For most people a consultation is the right start. The full assessment suits people whose difficulties are long-standing or complex, who have tried treatment before without lasting change, or whose mental health seems tied up with physical symptoms such as poor sleep, pain, fatigue or gut problems. If you begin with a consultation and Dr Sukul thinks the assessment would help, he will say so.
A medical doctor or consultant psychiatrist, a psychologist, and an Ayurvedic physician, acupuncturist or wellbeing practitioner. Dr Sukul then leads the Clinical Integration Review™ as Clinical Director, where the clinicians compare findings and agree your plan.
It depends on what you are dealing with, and Dr Sukul will give you an honest estimate after the first consultation. His approach is to address causes and teach you to manage triggers yourself. The aim is never to keep you in therapy longer than necessary.
The initial consultation and follow-up sessions with Dr Sukul take place by secure video call. Many clients prefer this: there is no travel, no waiting room, and nobody sees you arrive. All you need is a quiet, private space and a phone or laptop.
Dr Sukul is recognised by major insurers including Bupa, AXA, Aviva, Vitality and Healix. Cover for psychology varies by policy, so please check with your insurer and obtain an authorisation code before you book.
No. You can book directly. With your consent, Dr Sukul can write to your GP so your care stays joined up.
Yes. Dr Sukul is bound by the professional standards of the HCPC and the British Psychological Society. What you discuss stays between you and him, within the usual legal limits around serious risk of harm, which he will explain at the start.
Send your details and our team will call you back within one working day to arrange a time with Dr Sukul. He has a limited number of clinical hours each week, so early enquiry is advised.
This is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis or feel unable to keep yourself safe, call 999, contact NHS 111, or call Samaritans free on 116 123 at any time.
Leave your details and our team will call you back within one working day to arrange a time. There is no need to explain anything personal here.
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