Therapy for anxiety, relationships, trauma and confidence at our Glasgow office in Baltic Chambers, 50 Wellington Street, G2 6HJ, Tuesday to Friday between 11am and 8pm. Every plan starts with a 30-minute consultation.
We use practical methods drawn from psychology and hypnotherapy — the same work we do in Ayr and Liverpool, and online worldwide.
In the centre of Glasgow, a short walk from Central Station, with city-centre parking nearby. Tuesday to Friday, 11am to 8pm, with the final appointment before closing — the later slots are there so therapy can fit around a working day.
Kevin and Heather Mullin both work from the Glasgow office. Glasgow enquiries are read by Kevin and passed to whichever of them is the right fit.
People from across Glasgow and the west of Scotland, for whom a city-centre room is the easiest hour in the week to find.
The same work runs at our Ayr and Liverpool offices, and online worldwide. Some people do the consultation online and the sessions here, or the other way round.
For anxiety, panic attacks, stress, overwhelm, phobias, and intrusive or racing thoughts. Our Anxiety HIT programme runs over either four or six 45-minute sessions. Which one suits you is agreed at your consultation.
Learn more about anxiety treatmentFor communication problems, recurring arguments, trust, intimacy, separation and relationship decisions. Sessions are 45 minutes. How many you need is agreed together at your consultation. We do not take sides.
Learn more about couples therapyFor trauma, grief, low mood, confidence, fears, sleep problems, and unwanted habits or behaviours.
Learn more about trauma and confidenceBaltic Chambers sits on Wellington Street, a few minutes’ walk from Glasgow Central, with city-centre parking and bus routes close by.
Anxiety and panic, couples and relationships, trauma and confidence: every kind of therapy we offer also runs online by video, wherever you are in the world.
Kevin Mullin is a BBC consultant, appearing regularly across the BBC as a voice on anxiety — the same thinking the whole team works from.
GHP Mental Health Awards 2026. The practice also holds professional indemnity insurance and is an Armed Forces Covenant signatory.
Every review on the practice’s Google profile is five stars — a hundred of them, across eight years and every office.
Yes — the last appointment starts in time to finish by 8pm, Tuesday to Friday. Those later slots are there so therapy can fit around a working day, and they go first.
Yes. Some people do the consultation online and the sessions here, or the other way round, and couples can join from two places when one of them is working away. Online sessions run worldwide and are the same 45-minute work.
Kevin and Heather Mullin both work from the Glasgow office. Enquiries are read by Kevin and passed to whichever of them is the right fit, so you will know who you are talking to before you arrive.
Yes: it is a few minutes’ walk from Glasgow Central, so much of the west of Scotland can reach it by train. If travel is the thing stopping you, online sessions run worldwide and are the same 45-minute work.
Tell us where you are and, if you’d like to, a line about what’s going on. Pick an office in Glasgow, Ayr or Liverpool, or pick online, which we run worldwide. Your message goes to a therapist and a welcome email follows straight away.
We only ask for what we need to reply. Please don’t put health details in here — that conversation belongs in the room.
Would you rather talk? Call Glasgow on 07393 675083, Ayr on 07956 034432, or Liverpool on 07951 155559.
We accept Klarna, so the cost of treatment can be spread over time rather than paid all at once.
