Hannah Clarke

Director

Hannah is a qualified Integrative Psychotherapist registered with UKCP. She is also qualified to deliver animal assisted psychotherapist, EMDR and DBT therapy. Hannah is a clinical supervisor, having completed training recognised by the British Psychological Society.

She has over 30 years’ experience of working with vulnerable adults, children & young people and is a member of the Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute and the EMDR Association UK.

Hannah loves animals, and has many feathered and furry friends.

Tony France

Director

Tony has been working with vulnerable children and families for over 35 years, originally starting his career as a mental health social worker.

Following twelve years in young people’s addiction services he went on to work internationally for the British Council developing services for vulnerable children in South Africa, Nova Scotia and Sweden.

He has worked as an advisor to Local Education Authorities, schools and charities.

Tony loves motorcycles, rugby and boxing.

Jon Champ

Operations Manager

Jon has been with the company since May 2022 and brings experience from a variety of business settings around the world.

He has a keen interest in mental health, having worked as a mentor and counsellor in Australia with young people and in a voluntary role with One Wave and links to R U OK day.

As a nature lover, you’ll find Jon in the garden and at the beach, amongst the waves is his happy place. Surf’s up!

Patrick Clarke

Business Accounts Manager

Patrick joined the team in 2021 and comes with a wealth of life experience and laser focus

Patrick is dedicated to delivering an excellent client experience and wants to help you focus your needs so that you may access our services to achieve exceptional results.

His moto is ‘If you want it, ask. If you need it, shout it from the rooftops. 

Patrick has a passion for architecture, interior design and photography.

Zach France

Clinical Services Administrator &

Therapeutic Learning Partner

Zac studied Early Childhood Studies at University and has 11 years of
experience working with families and children in different capacities, from
education to support work. Zac was the safeguarding lead for a charity working
with at-risk young people across parts of Wales and the UK.

Zac is now the clinical administrator for Headsight and also works one to one
with children inside of and outside of the school environment.

Zac loves animals and rescued 5 dogs and a cat whilst living in China, all of
which now have loving homes in the UK.

Jon Boodle

Therapeutic Learning Partner

Jon is a registered manager with over 20 years experience of working with adults and young people with complex needs.

His interests in horticulture and outdoor activities led him to retrain with RHS and he now works as a Therapeutic Learning Partner providing an external program of therapeutically informed activities for children and young people who are not currently in full time education.

He has personal experience of early life trauma and adoption services when he and his partner adopted 3 children in 2009.

Dr Paul Beckley

Consultant Clinical Psychologist

Dr Paul Beckley is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with a wealth of experience both in the NHS and in the private sector. He works with children and adults with a range of psychological and neurodevelopmental problems, including Autism Spectrum Disorder and learning disabilities. 

He is the Clinical Lead of an NHS assessment and treatment service for adolescents with severe trauma, attachment and behavioural difficulties. 

Paul loves the outdoors and grabs any opportunity to go camping, hiking or paddleboarding.

Stuart Allen

Headsight Services Ltd Accountant

Stuart breaks the mould of your typical accountant. He is very personable, approachable, dynamic and patient.

He is inspired by entrepreneurs and individuals he can build strong relationships with and have a positive impact on their business and taxation situation.

He takes great pride in helping you build success and achieve your goals.  Who says accountancy is boring?

Richard Fellows

Consultant Therapist & Trainer

Richard offers Case Formulation Cognitive Behavioural Therapy that enables him to deliver a practical, common sense and collaborative approach to counselling that can really help with all levels of emotional distress.

He also delivers training on behalf of Headsight, always receiving excellent feedback for his depth of knowledge and ability to ensure participants feel connected and engaged.

Richard is another enthusiastic motorcyclist.

Aimee Biggs

Consultant Therapist

Aimee is an integrated Psychotherapist who studied at Leeds Beckett University and is registered with BACP and PTUK.

Aimee specialises in all aspects of mental health, toxic stress, complex trauma, and attachment.

She started off in Bristol Youth Offending Team whilst studying at Bath university and found a real passion for further exploration towards human behaviour, personality and how life experiences shape us.

Aimee offers therapy in EMDR, psychoanalysis, creative therapy, attachment focused therapy (Looked after children/adoptive families), movement, NLP, hypnosis, and clinical supervision.

She work with children, adolescents, adults, and families, and is also qualified in management and leadership which has been a large part of her career.

Aimee also has an invested interest in her large family, animals, interior design and art, yoga, dancing, running, the great outdoors, music, and culture.

Dave Rose

Advanced NVR Practitioner & Consultant Trainer

Dave supports families experiencing challenging behaviours, including child on parent violence, school refusal, developmental disorders and learning difficulties.

Dave uses DDP (Dyadic Developmental Practice) to inform his practice and has a background in residential social work, substance misuse and youth work. BILD accredited and provides Emotional & Mental Health support in schools.

His main passion in life is music, both listening to and learning to play and read.

Danica Abbott

Therapeutic Mentoring Lead

Danica has studied integrative psychotherapy and dyadic developmental psychotherapy. She offers support to young people as well as helping their grown ups with therapeutic parenting.

Danica is the Jersey Therapeutic Mentoring Lead, she is understanding, empathic and caring, she supports other mentors to get the best out of young people and delivers some training modules.

She loves a good coffee and a book, having fun, dancing and singing (badly). She feels at home in the nature and in the sea,  travels a lot (when she can), and is curious about new people and different cultures.

Louise Chapman

Consultant Therapist

Louise is a qualified Systemic Family Psychotherapist and Art Psychotherapist. She is trained in delivering Non Violent Resistence (NVR) to groups and to an advance level.

Louise has worked with children, young people and their families for the past 14 years both in the NHS and the private sector. She has experience of working with young people with complex needs and a range of psychological presentations.

She currently works as a Systemic Family Psychotherapist in a Child and Adolescent Health Services (CAMHS) inpatient hospital and in private practice with young people in foster care.

Louise loves getting out in nature, creative art and is a qualified Yoga teacher. She believes in holding a holistic view of clients that she works with and is passionate about empowering people to see the strengths that lie within.

Heath Abbott

Consultant Therapist

Heath is an Integrative Psychotherapist and Non Violence Resistance informed practitioner.

He is a member of the Scarborough Psychotherapy Institute and UKCP registered.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist he is able to draw on various disciplines and adapt his approach to provide the best support for the families and clients he works with.

Heath is fascinated by neuroscience and psychoeducational literature, he also loves paddle boarding and running marathons.

Paula Brown

Consultant Therapist

Paula is a qualified PTUK-accredited Play Therapist who uses creative arts to support attachments within adopted families. She also works with children in schools and private practice to support issues such as anxiety, bereavement and domestic violence and brings her work as a professional storyteller into her practice. Paula has recently completed her DDP Level 1 training. 

Paula has worked with children for 20 years as an Early Years Teacher, in playwork and play therapy. She writes for a variety of journals on topics relating to children, families and mental health and in her spare time she sings, dances and makes things from wood (though, for safety reasons, rarely at the same time!).

Cat Mitchell

Consultant Therapist

Cat is an HCPC registered music therapist, currently working in specialist further education and private practice. She has experience of offering music therapy across the life span, from neonatal intensive care to therapy at home for people living with dementia. 

Cat has over ten years experience working with children, young people and their families in various roles as a youth worker, teacher, community musician and therapist. 

Cat adopts a person-centred approach and will find a way of working that suits the individual whilst collaboratively working towards clinical goals. Cat is a qualified neurologic music therapist, slightly above average keys player and enjoys group singing.