About Me
Dr Kelly Jones | Consultant Clinical Psychologist | Surrey
You have not imagined your pain. And you are not failing to cope.
You are dealing with something genuinely hard — and there is effective psychological help available.
15+ Years NHS & Lived Experience
I am a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with over 15 years of NHS experience, including specialist work in a dedicated chronic pain service — and a broad clinical background spanning anxiety, depression, trauma, and long-term health conditions. I understand persistent pain from the inside as well as clinically — I live well with chronic migraine. That personal understanding shapes how I work with genuine empathy and without judgement about the reality of living with pain that others cannot see.
Evidence-Based Therapy Protocols
My practice in Merstham, Surrey offers evidence-based psychological therapy specifically for people living with chronic and persistent pain, as well as therapy for anxiety, depression, stress and other mental health difficulties. I use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Compassion-Focussed Therapy (CFT) — structured approaches developed specifically for mental health and chronic pain conditions. I see clients face-to-face and online.
Dr Kelly Jones
Registered Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Accredited Mindfulness Teacher
Who I work With
I work with adults in Surrey and online across the UK. My work falls into two areas:
Chronic and Persistent Pain
This is my specialist area. I work with adults living with a wide range of chronic pain conditions, including:
• Fibromyalgia and widespread pain
• Musculoskeletal and back pain
• Chronic migraine and headache disorders
• Post-surgical or post-injury pain
• Medically unexplained symptoms and functional pain
• Pain co-occurring with anxiety, depression, or trauma
• Long-term conditions such as arthritis, MS, EDS and CRPS
General Mental Health and Wellbeing
Alongside my specialist chronic pain work, I also offer psychological therapy for a range of mental health difficulties, including:
• Anxiety and worry
• Depression and low mood
• Stress — including work-related stress
• Life transitions and adjustment difficulties
• Bereavement and loss
• Low self-esteem and self-confidence
• Relationship difficulties
• Sleep problems
You do not need a formal diagnosis to get in touch. Whether you are living with chronic pain, struggling with your mental health, or simply feeling that things are not right, I am here to help.