Patrick Lund
Patrick is an accomplished personal development consultant and facilitator of change at both individual and organisational level. With over 15 years experience in the public and private sector, he has a wealth of expertise in people management and leadership. His early career was spent in education, and he then went on to specialise in community development, before eventually moving into management consultancy and the coaching and counselling arena.
He is a graduate from Lancaster University, with a BA honours in English + Drama and qualified teacher status. He also holds a graduate level diploma in counselling, a TA foundation certificate in Psychotherapy and is a qualified performance and life coach and NLP practitioner. He is also registered with the British Psychological Society to level A + B for occupational testing.
He is committed to enhancing personal and corporate wellbeing through innovative approaches which incorporate psychological treatments, coaching and education. One of the single and most profound factors in human misery in the UK is the history of poor mental health - and with this comes his vision and passion to expedite emotional health and wellbeing for individuals, teams and organisations with creative, experiential and dynamic services.
Margaret De Petro
Margaret is an experienced and versatile practitioner, offering an eclectic mix of therapies and coaching services to individuals and organisations based in the UK and across Europe. She is a much sought after master of education in all forms of healing, and teaches part-time at a therapy centre in Switzerland.
Margaret has an enduring passion and commitment to enhance wellbeing and is a specialist in working with stress-related problems, self-esteem building, personal development and therapeutic touch.
Pauline Bromwell
Pauline is a UKCP Registered Psychotherapeutic Counsellor with over 20 years experience of effective therapeutic work with people suffering emotional distress. She is trained in Traumatic Incident Reduction. She is also a qualified and highly experienced supervisor, providing case-work supervision to counsellors and non-managerial supervision for other professionals in a wide variety of care settings.
Since qualifying as a counsellor in 1989, she has worked in a wide variety of settings, including the NHS, Voluntary Sector, Student Services and Private Practice. She has managed two voluntary sector counselling services (Waterloo Community Counselling Service and Yorkshire MESMAC Counselling Service).
Throughout all her years of practice, Pauline has remained passionately committed to alleviating the distress suffered by people who have experienced early neglect, trauma and abuse.
Daisy Davey
Daisy has worked extensively in the third sector, and is an experienced project manager and people developer. She is highly skilled in supporting individuals and teams, focusing specifically on communications skills, team-building, volunteer management and working with diversity.
She is a graduate from Leeds Metropolitan University, and holds qualifications in management practice, counselling skills and is currently working towards a post graduate certificate in education.
Daisy is committed to the development of people and is a creative and dynamic trainer and skilled facilitator of change. She draws on accelerated and experiential learning techniques to provide inclusive and person centred training environments.
David Shindler
David is an experienced coach and people development practitioner, with a background in management consultancy and training. He has worked with a wide range of organisations in the public and private sector, and brings a wealth of knowledge in the areas of organisational development, leadership and management and employability.
David is comfortable working with individuals, teams and organisations and believes that at the heart of realising potential is greater self-awareness of our values, strengths, motivations and goals to provide the platform for creating positive and lasting change.
His qualifications include a Masters degree in Management, a Law degree, a Diploma in Corporate + Executive Coaching and he is a licensed practitioner of psychometric assessments including Myers Briggs Type Indicator.
Hattie Campbell
After six years of working in marketing in the music and media industries, Hattie re-trained and qualified as a counsellor with a Certificate in Counselling from wpf, London (2006) and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Counselling with Distinction, from Thames Valley University, Middlesex (2008).
Before moving to Yorkshire in 2009, Hattie worked in London with both adults and children, in NHS and primary school settings. Since November 2009, Hattie has been working with clients who have been affected by gambling.
Hattie's approach is relational (i.e. the relationship between counsellor and client is a fundamental aspect of the counselling work) and integrative, which means she draws on a number of different theoretical models, mainly comprising the existential and person centred approaches. The existential approach is about assisting you in finding meaning in your life and in working out what's important to you, so you can feel more confident in making choices in your life. The person centred approach means Hattie works at your pace and only with what you bring, in an understanding and non-judgmental manner.
Hattie is currently working towards her BACP full accreditation.
Danya Martoglio
Danya is a qualified counsellor and currently working towards a Masters in psychological therapies. She currently works in private practice, as well as being an associate counsellor with Leeds Met University and a young person's counsellor for Relate. Danya is also employed as a counsellor with the NHS.
Originally a Londoner, Danya has lived and worked in the UK, Italy, Spain and India in various roles, including teaching and media work. This has enhanced an accepting world view, as well as a respect and interest for others - which has been enriched by her travels and experience living and working in different cultures.
Danya aims to facilitate clients in creating and finding pathways towards a more meaningful future. She works in a humanistic, integrative way which is compatible with her belief that within each of us is the capacity and power to change. Drawing on person centred, solution-focussed, cognitive behavioural and developmental approaches, Danya views the relationship between client and counsellor as key to offering a warm, non-judgemental and therapeutic space.
Vivien Sabel
Vivien is a former CEO of a national charity, and an organisational and personal consultant, with a wealth of experience working across sectors, primarily in the field of mental health, deafness and disability. Vivien originally trained and worked as a British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreter and qualified with an undergraduate degree in Deaf Studies and Sign Language Interpreting (University of Bristol 1996). She retrained and qualified in Psychodynamic Counselling (Goldsmiths - University of London 2004). She has undertaken further clinical training with Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute (November 2010) of a Masters equivalent Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy (ScPTI 2010). As Vivien provides supervision she has completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision (University of Derby 2009).
Vivien's approach to her work is unique. She considers herself to be an expert in the field of non-verbal communication and body language. She often utilises these highly tuned skills to address the incongruence between spoken language and language of the body. Vivien has recently undertaken a piece of qualitative research into Post Natal Depression and is currently writing a book about Infant Communication.
Pritiva Attiken
Pritiva is a qualified therapeutic and BACP accredited counsellor specialising in work with children and young people, and employs an integrative approach to her practice with Transactional Analysis as her core model. Alongside her therapeutic work in the charity sector with clients of all ages, Pritiva has structured and run her own primary school counselling service and worked with children suffering from behavioural problems, social withdrawal, sexual, physical and/or emotional abuse, neglect, complex bereavement, bullying and low self-esteem. In her practice with young people and adults (which involves more 'talk therapy') she has experience in working with problems of anxiety, depression, bereavement, and the stresses of relationships that lead to or arise from these.
Pritiva's counselling philosophy embraces equality, mutual responsibility and acceptance in the therapeutic relationship, and sees these as vital conditions for people of any age to make and test out positive changes in their lives. She is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society and of the Northern Guild for Psychotherapy, and is UKCP registered.
