Our accredited clinicians offer the very best in managing psychological health

Ben is our Managing Director and is also a CBT and EMDR psychotherapist and mental health nurse with experience working with complex presentations. He has managed services providing care to over 33,000 individual clients per year. Ben has designed training programs and specialist clinical services for specific groups.

Jen is a CBT psychotherapist with almost 20 years’ experience working clinically across the East Midlands. She is trained in EMDR to work with trauma. Previously Jen has been in senior roles in both the NHS and in private health services, providing strategic and operational leadership to ensure the delivery of clinically excellent therapeutic services.

Pete is our Clinical Director and is a mental health nurse and CBT therapist by background. Pete trained at The Institute of Psychiatry and has been a pioneer of service design, having undertaken several government pilots in mental health service provision. Pete has written post graduate training programs and worked as a Department of Health Mental Health Consultant.

Rose is a CBT and EMDR psychotherapist who originally trained as a social worker, supporting families where a parent or child was experiencing mental health difficulties. Rose then worked at CAMHS, completing her CBT and EMDR training whilst working with a variety of young people and their families. She has completed additional training in working with clients with ADHD and ASD. Rose has recent experience of working with families experiencing significant birth trauma and loss.

Mel is a CBT psychotherapist with a professional background with adults, children and young people, having provided CBT across a range of settings. She has worked in specialist eating disorder services, with those with a diagnosis of personal disorder and with intellectual disabilities. Mel is a skilled practitioner, also with a background in leadership and supervision.

Donna is an integrative psychotherapist with 20 years clinical experience within the NHS and Children’s Social Care. Donna provided trauma treatment within the Centre for Trauma, Resilience and Growth and became an Honorary assistant professor at the University of Nottingham within the Institute of Mental Health.  In 2021 Donna wrote the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Trauma Informed Strategy which is now being implemented across public and voluntary sector organisations.  Donna is additionally trained in Trauma Focused CBT and EMDR.

Kathryn is a CBT psychotherapist with a background in both health and education settings, working with all ages, from children to adolescents and adults. She has previously been involved in NHS Talking Therapy design and leadership, alongside responsibilities for adult and child safeguarding. More recently she has experience working in a specialist service supporting families who have experienced significant birth trauma.

Kezia is a CBT Therapist and Registered Mental Health Nurse with over 10 years of experience working in the field of mental health. Much of Kezia’s clinical experience is with young people and adults aged between 14-65. Kezia has a clinical background based in Early Intervention in Psychosis Services, Community Mental Health Teams, inpatient services and IAPT. Kezia has a special skillset working with women experiencing mental health difficulties including disordered eating, OCD, perinatal presentations and low self esteem. Kezia has undertaken additional training in Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavioural Family Therapy (BFT), and EMDR.

Fabienne is a registered Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and Occupational Therapist with experience of working with children and young people in a paediatric service (developmental co-ordination disorder, neurodiversity) in the CAMHS and the Mental Health Support Team (MHST). Fabienne has also experience of working with adults and elderly people with physical, neurological, and mental health difficulties to promote function in activities of daily living and wellbeing. Fabienne has completed additional training in Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), the highly sensitive person, bereavement, and self-compassion.

Kelly is a CBT and EMDR psychotherapist, trained in standard protocol EMDR and attachment focused EMDR. Kelly has also worked in the substance misuse field for many years prior to training as a therapist, both within the community and prisons. She has a background in leadership and supervision within children’s mental health services. Prior to starting with The Condition Management Company she was working in a specialist service with clients that had a diagnosis of a Functional Neurological Disorder and is very experienced within this field. Kelly has recent experience of working with families experiencing significant birth trauma and loss.

Steph is a Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist and Registered Mental Health Nurse with over 10 years experience working with children, young people and adults with mental health difficulties, within both NHS and private settings. Steph also has additional training in EMDR. Her special interests include trauma, fertility-related distress, OCD and neurodiversity. 

Rachel is a CBT and Integrative Psychotherapist with over 30 years of experience working as a clinician within Nottinghamshire for the NHS, third sector organisations and businesses. She is also a Relate trained relationship therapist, psychosexual therapist and a Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy teacher. Rachel has managed an NHS staff counselling team within an occupational health department and has provided training for health professionals and clinicians for many years.

Rachel has worked as a Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University Psychology Department, teaching on undergraduate and post graduate courses. She is trained as an EMDR therapist. As a queer, neurodivergent therapist, she particularly enjoys working with neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ clients.

Zoe is an experienced Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner, working with a broad range of clients across Nottingham. She has experience working in the field of sexual violence and trauma, supporting survivors and those around them. This lead her to develop her passion and skill for supporting those who have experienced trauma. Zoe is also involved in developing mental health training. In her Wellbeing Navigator role she supports families who have experienced birth trauma and loss.

Emily is a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner experienced in working with adults in a primary care setting with depression and anxiety disorders. She previously delivered low-intensity CBT intervention for NHS Talking Therapies. Emily has a background in supporting survivors of childhood abuse identified through an independent enquiry. She also has a qualification in delivering Mindfulness therapy. In her Wellbeing Navigator role, she supports families who have experienced birth trauma and loss.

Belinda is a CBT therapist with experience working across the lifespan, supporting adults as well as children and young people. She brings a rich background from her years in working with the homeless, and then within NHS school-based teams and leadership roles. Belinda combines her clinical knowledge with a collaborative, person centred and values-led approach. Belinda integrates creativity, playfulness, humour, and mindfulness into her therapeutic work. When working with children, Belinda is passionate about working closely with parents to support meaningful change.

Stephania is a Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist with over 15 years of experience in the field of mental health, supporting people through a wide range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and eating disorders. She is also a qualified EMDR therapist and an experienced mindfulness teacher.

Her approach is compassionate and collaborative, drawing on therapies such as Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Stephania has a particular interest in working with eating disorders, trauma, loss, phobias, and supporting women affected by breast cancer.

She is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel understood and empowered in their recovery.

Claire brings a decade of experience in healthcare management to our team, with the majority of these within a psychotherapy service. With a passion for streamlining operations and enhancing patient experiences, Claire ensures our service runs smoothly, allowing our therapists to focus on what matters most – your well-being.