Myfanwy is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the the British Dietetics Society.  Myfanwy studied Food Economics and Marketing at Reading University and was always keen on the practical application of this knowledge which led to further studies in Australia and Thailand . Myfanwy began her career as a nutritionist working in the developing world and subsequently trained at King’s College as a dietitian.  Myfanwy works in a wide range of dietetics including children; {insert rest here].

Myfanwy’s approach to clinical work is to listen and respect and then to offer bespoke advice and guidance to help individuals maintain and improve their quality of life.

Adrian is registered as  practitioner psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and with the British Psychological Society (BPS) as a Clinical Psychologist.  His main studies were at University College London (1992-1998) but has continued to consistently pursue both academic and applied studies in relation to clinical psychology.  He has worked in a wide range of areas including Child Development Services; Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service; Adult Mental Health; Adult Learning Disability Services and Older Adult Services.  Adrian has also held senior leadership positions in these areas with accountability and responsibility for service delivery and service development.

Adrian’s approach to clinical work is that everyone is unique and it is essential to match the treatment approach with each individual/couple/family whilst drawing upon evidence based practice.  Adrian works for GPS on Thursdays and Fridays.