Our Therapists
All our therapist are fully accredited with the BABCP, and have enhanced DBS checks to ensure the highest quality of therapy within a safe environment.
Amy Wright
I have 20 years experience working within the NHS, 10 years as a registered Mental Health Nurse and 10 years as an accredited CBT Therapist. As a CBT Therapist I have worked within Primary care, with Anxiety disorders including PTSD, Generalised Anxiety, OCD, Panic, Phobias and also mood disorders. Within secondary care I specialised working with individuals with severe and enduring mental health problems such as Psychosis and Bi Polar disorder. Due to my experience within mental health I am able to adapt to the needs of a wide range of people, offering a safe space to explore and help you work through your difficulties.
Mark Prestney
I am enthusiastic in working with the wide range of issues in a pure CBT modality such as Anxiety – generalised anxiety disorder, social anxiety, health anxiety, death anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, hoarding, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder w/ w/o agoraphobia, body dysmorphic disorder and phobias; including emetophobia. I have worked in the NHS for 14 years, working in a range of settings including mental health secure units, prisons, and various community mental health teams including early intervention and specialist work and later in management. I also worked in IAPT in 2017/18.
Edward Bishop
I have worked for the NHS for 19 years, both as a Mental Health Nurse and CBT Therapist. At present, I work for an IAPT service, offering CBT as an intervention for a range of mental health difficulties. I work with anxiety disorders (PTSD, OCD, Health Anxiety, Social Phobia, Panic) and depression within my current role but my previous experience is varied. I have worked in in-patient settings, offering groups as an intervention both for in-patients and in the community, the Early Intervention in Psychosis Service and most recently, prior to my current role, I have spent many years working in a general hospital, with adults with mental health problems and also with individuals with dementia and their families.