Meet Our Team

Alex is a registered Clinical and Chartered Psychologist. Alex has worked in both the NHS and private sector since 2008 within the remit of mental health. Alex currently works with individuals over 16 years of age, offering assessments and intervention for a wide range of presenting challenges. Within her work, Alex places an emphasis on the body-mind connection as a way to restore balance.

Alex's main aim is to ensure that every person's journey to therapy is heard and understood, so it may confidently guide their treatment. The approaches Alex uses for therapy are selected accordingly and regularly reviewed with the client for appropriateness. First and foremost, Alex prioritises building a sense of safeness in the therapy space to ensure the client feels comfortable and secure. Alex draws on a number of therapeutic approaches including Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT).

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Availability: Alex currently has availability for sessions on some weekdays and evenings. She is able to offer both face to face and online sessions.

Rate: £110 per hour

Amanda has 30 years of experience working for the NHS. Over the last 20 years Amanda has developed a keen interest in working with adults with Autism and ADHD. She is dedicated to providing quality diagnostic assessments using a caring and sensitive approach. Amanda is trained and accredited in using a variety of nationally approved diagnostic assessment tools for autism and ADHD such as DISCO, ADI-R, ADOS and DIVA and has specialised in diagnostic assessment work over this time.

Amanda is the clinical lead for an NHS adult autism assessment service and is currently involved in developing diagnostic services for adults with ADHD for the NHS along with teaching, training, research, supervision and consultation work. In addition to this Amanda does private work with autistic/ADHD adults and children. Amanda is passionate about improving the lives of people with ADHD and autism and keen that their diagnostic journey is a positive experience that helps them to achieve their goals.

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Availability: Amanda currently has some limited availability within the week but offers the flexibility of weekend clinics both online and in person.

Charlotte is an Associate Assistant Psychologist with experience across NHS mental health services, applied research, and health policy. She holds a Master's degree in Psychology of Education from the University of Manchester and is a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS). Charlotte also completed her undergraduate degree with the Open University, developing a strong grounding in psychology and human development, informed by earlier professional experience in care and support roles.

Charlotte has worked within NHS services as both a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner and Young Person Practitioner, delivering evidence-based, low-intensity CBT-informed interventions to individuals experiencing common mental health difficulties. Her clinical work includes assessment, psychoeducation, and supporting people to develop meaningful, values-aligned coping strategies. During her time as a PWP, she also contributed to developing and adapting psychoeducational materials (such as guided self-help resources and session content) to ensure information was accessible, engaging, and tailored to the needs of diverse service users.

Alongside her clinical work, Charlotte has contributed to research and policy within the NHS Health Research Authority, focusing on ethical practice, public involvement, and widening access to research participation. She also contributes to psychology teaching in higher education on a sessional basis, supporting the delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate learning.

Charlotte brings a compassionate, reflective, and person-centred approach to her work. She has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals and in understanding how lived experience, identity, and systemic factors shape wellbeing. She is committed to creating a therapeutic space that feels safe, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based practice.

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