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Antigone Lanitis

• HCPC accredited Counselling Psychologist since April 2020.

• Completed her Doctorate in Counselling Psychology at City, University of London.

• Trained in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – with specialist experience in eating disorders, person centred therapy, psychodynamic therapy, systemic therapy, and integrative therapy.

• Work experience: NHS and Third Sector. Eating Disorders, Mood Disorders, Anxiety and Autism. Adults, Adolescents and Children.

In addition to her clinical work, Antigone has experience conducting research, writing articles, structuring service audits, delivering psychoeducation workshops and teaching. Today, Antigone works as a psychologist, writer and text reviewer at Mindler.

Marina Moran

• HCPC accredited Counselling Psychologist since October 2018.

• Trained in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Gestalt Psychotherapy, Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapy, Energy Psychology and EMDR.

• Work experience: NHS and Primary Care with adults from the age 16 all the way to older age. Loss, grievance, depression, anxiety, trauma, phobias and relationship issues.

In addition to her clinical work, Marina has experience designing the strategy for launching Psychology online programs, providing clinical supervision to counselors and psychotherapists, writing articles, and teaching Psychology subjects in a Spanish University. Today, Marina works as a clinician at Mindler.

Ciaran Mchale

• HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist since 2017.

• Completed his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Salomons Centre for Applied Psychology, Canterbury Christ Church University.

• Completed a Post Graduate Certificate in CBT for psychosis in 2019, and has since undertaken post qualification training in EMDR as well as family interventions in psychosis.

• Work experience: NHS and charity sector. Psychosis, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, autistic spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities. Adults, young people and children.

Ciaran currently works for an early intervention in psychosis team in the NHS. In addition to his clinical work, Ciaran supervises junior clinicians and carries out service evaluation and quality improvement work. Ciaran has published research on psychological therapies in peer reviewed journals, and this remains a passion.

Dimitris Anagnostou

• HCPC-registered forensic practitioner psychologist with experience working in the neurodiversity field, including working with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

• Academic credentials include a BSc in Psychology (University of Hertfordshire), MSc in Applied Forensic Psychology (University of York), and PGDip in Forensic Psychology (Cardiff Metropolitan University).

• Experienced in delivering psychological assessments and therapy for neurodiverse individuals in secure environments, community settings, and remotely via digital platforms.

• Lead psychologist of a team working with young people awarded for innovative digital mental health services, including the 2023 HSJ awards for “Reducing Health Inequalities Through Digital Services.

Dimitris Anagnostou is a skilled forensic psychologist with a focus on supporting neurodiverse individuals through tailored therapy and assessment. He specializes in working with autism, ADHD, and developmental challenges across psychiatric, correctional, community, and digital health settings. Dimitris combines evidence-based approaches like CBT, DBT, and CFT to empower clients through a strengths-based lens. Recently, he contributed to developing a digital service for assessing and supporting neurodiverse individuals. His work reflects a commitment to innovation and inclusivity in mental health care.