Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, or CBT, is one of the most widely used and effective talking therapies for anxiety, depression and trauma-related conditions. Evoque Medical arranges CBT with qualified therapists as part of its rehabilitation service, helping claimants recover from the psychological effects of an accident or injury.

As part of a joined-up approach to medico-legal work, Evoque Medical can put rehabilitation in place alongside its reporting service. We source experienced CBT practitioners and manage the referral so treatment begins promptly.

Because it is structured, time-limited and focused on practical change, CBT is one of the most accessible and widely available talking therapies, and it carries a strong evidence base across a range of conditions. This makes it a frequent and dependable component of rehabilitation in personal injury claims.

About CBT

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a structured, evidence-based talking therapy that helps individuals identify and change unhelpful patterns of thinking and behaviour. By addressing the links between thoughts, feelings and actions, CBT equips people with practical strategies to manage their symptoms and improve their day-to-day functioning.

CBT is recommended for a wide range of conditions including depression, generalised anxiety, phobias, panic and post-traumatic stress. In medico-legal cases, it is frequently recommended where a claimant has developed psychological symptoms following an accident, and it forms a central part of many rehabilitation plans.

CBT is recommended in national clinical guidance as a first-line treatment for many anxiety and mood disorders, and it is typically delivered as a structured course of sessions with practical tasks between appointments. This focus on measurable goals and self-management makes progress easy to track and helps claimants regain a sense of control over their symptoms.

How Evoque Medical Can Help

Evoque Medical arranges CBT with qualified, experienced therapists. Where a medico-legal report recommends CBT, we coordinate the referral so that treatment supports the claimant’s recovery in step with the claim, and we keep instructing parties informed of progress.

• Access to qualified CBT therapists across the UK
• Coordination of treatment following a medico-legal recommendation
• Convenient in-person or remote appointments
• A coordinated link between assessment, reporting and rehabilitation

We can arrange CBT delivered by accredited therapists either face to face or remotely, and where a claimant’s symptoms are trauma-related, we can ensure the therapist is experienced in trauma-focused CBT specifically.

Our Process

• Where CBT is recommended, send us the referral details.
• Evoque Medical identifies a suitable CBT therapist.
• Treatment is arranged at a convenient location or remotely.
• The therapist delivers a structured course of CBT sessions.
• Progress is monitored and communicated as agreed.
• Further sessions or alternative therapy are arranged if needed.

Why Choose Evoque Medical

• Qualified therapists experienced in delivering CBT
• Smooth coordination between reporting and rehabilitation
• Flexible appointments to suit the claimant
• A genuine focus on recovery and functional improvement
• Clear, regular communication throughout treatment

Who We Work With

Our CBT service supports personal injury solicitors, insurers and case managers arranging rehabilitation for claimants with psychological symptoms. We ensure treatment is timely and tailored to the individual’s needs.

We arrange CBT for claimants experiencing anxiety, depression and trauma-related symptoms after an accident.

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions does CBT treat?

CBT is effective for depression, anxiety, phobias, panic and post-traumatic stress, among other conditions.

How does CBT work?

It helps individuals recognise and change unhelpful thoughts and behaviours, providing practical strategies to manage symptoms.

Who delivers CBT?

Qualified therapists trained and experienced in cognitive behavioural therapy.

Can CBT be delivered remotely?

Yes. CBT can be delivered effectively both in person and remotely.

How many sessions are typically needed?

This varies with the individual and condition; the therapist will recommend a suitable course following assessment.

Can Evoque Medical arrange CBT with a report?

Yes. Where a report recommends CBT, we coordinate the referral and treatment.

Where does treatment take place?

At convenient locations nationwide, or remotely where suitable.

How soon can treatment start?

We arrange referrals promptly so treatment can begin without unnecessary delay.

Is CBT evidence-based?

Yes. CBT is recommended in national clinical guidance as a first-line treatment for many anxiety and mood disorders.

Can trauma-focused CBT be arranged?

Yes. Where symptoms are trauma-related, we can ensure the therapist is experienced in trauma-focused CBT.

How soon do claimants notice progress with CBT?

Many people begin to notice change within a course of structured sessions, though this varies with the individual and the condition being treated.

Get in Touch

To arrange CBT for a claimant’s recovery, contact Evoque Medical. We will coordinate treatment with a qualified therapist and keep you updated throughout.