Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
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Psychologist jobs: applications open
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Psychologist
London and surrounding areas
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About the role
Explore psychologist jobs in London, including salary expectations, qualifications, career progression opportunities, and roles across NHS trusts, private healthcare providers, mental health services, universities, research institutions, schools, corporate wellbeing programmes, and specialist psychology practices. Fraser Bond connects qualified professionals with leading employers seeking expertise in psychological assessment, therapy, behavioural interventions, research, and mental health support.
The demand for psychologist jobs in London continues to grow as healthcare providers, educational institutions, and private organisations invest in mental health, wellbeing, and psychological services.
Psychologists play a critical role in understanding human behaviour, supporting mental health, conducting assessments, delivering evidence-based interventions, and improving outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.
As awareness of mental health continues to increase, qualified psychologists remain among the most sought-after professionals across healthcare, education, social care, and corporate wellbeing sectors.
At Fraser Bond, we connect experienced psychology professionals with employers seeking expertise in clinical practice, research, counselling, behavioural analysis, and mental health services.
What Does a Psychologist Do?
Core Responsibilities
A psychologist in London assesses, understands, and supports individuals experiencing psychological, emotional, behavioural, or cognitive challenges.
Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting psychological assessments
- Delivering evidence-based therapeutic interventions
- Developing treatment and support plans
- Supporting individuals with mental health conditions
- Conducting behavioural and cognitive evaluations
- Writing professional reports and recommendations
- Working within multidisciplinary teams
- Delivering consultations and psychological guidance
- Supporting wellbeing and resilience programmes
- Conducting research and outcome evaluations
Psychologists commonly support:
- Children and young people
- Adults with mental health conditions
- Individuals with learning disabilities
- People recovering from trauma
- Patients with neurological conditions
- Educational institutions and workplaces
Why Psychologist Jobs Are in High Demand in London
Expanding Mental Health and Wellbeing Services
London employers actively recruit for:
- Psychologist jobs London
- Clinical psychologist jobs London
- Counselling psychologist jobs London
- Educational psychologist jobs London
- Forensic psychologist jobs London
- Health psychologist jobs London
- Occupational psychologist jobs London
- Assistant psychologist jobs London
The increasing focus on mental health support, workplace wellbeing, and specialist psychological services continues to drive recruitment across the capital.
Salary Expectations for Psychologists
Competitive Psychology Salaries
How to apply
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Frequently asked questions
How do I apply for this Psychologist role?
Email your CV to jobs@fraserbond.com quoting reference FB-18026.
Can I apply if I'm not available straight away?
Yes. Tell us your notice period or start date in your email.
Will you keep my CV on file?
Yes, for suitable roles, unless you ask us not to. You can ask us to delete it at any time.
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