about us

Dr Fialho is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Research Fellow, with extensive experience working with adults with mental health difficulties. She holds Chartered Member status and Associate Fellow status with the British Psychological Society (BPS).

Currently, Dr Fialho works in an NHS specialist service having developed extensive experience with Post covid syndrome, and emotional difficulties associated with chronic illness, such as Chronic pain, Fibromyalgia and Functional Neurological Disorder. She is actively involved in research, having worked on Suicide Presentations to the Emergency Department, in collaboration with City London University. In addition, Dr Fialho works for a specialist service at HCA Harley Street with a particular interest in neurodiversity in oncology.

Dr Fialho is a specialist in neurodevelopmental presentations, offering assessments and post diagnosis support. Dr Fialho is also actively involved in neurodiversity and sports, in particular swimming.

Dr Fialho has published in several academic journals and is still actively involved in mental health research, with an active role in teaching.

Dr Fialho is passionate about developing her professional skills and has experience with various psychological approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Social Recovery Therapy and Solution Focus Therapy.

Dr Ellis is a Clinical Psychologist with experience working with adults with complex mental health difficulties and currently works in the NHS within a forensic mental health hospital. Her role focuses on the assessment and treatment of adults within the service, informed by a range of therapeutic models, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Analytical Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Dr Ellis is trained in the assessment of autism spectrum conditions and cognitive functioning.

Dr Ellis is passionate about evidence based and person centred care and is currently involved in mental health related research.

Rose McCabe is a Psychologist and Professor of Clinical Communication at City St George’s, University of London and co-Director of the Centre for Mental Health Research at City St George’s. She is an Honorary Professor in East London NHS Foundation Trust and Devon Partnership NHS Trust. She specialises in communication and how to have trusting and helpful conversations that improve mental health. She trains doctors, nurses and teachers to communicate in ways that empower people to realise their strengths and become happier and more confident.

She has written over 150 scientific papers. If you’re interested in knowing more, take a look here: https://www.citystgeorges.sc.uk/about/people/academics/rose-mccabe#about-link. She also works with community organisations and schools to improve mental health and wellbeing. She works with adults, young people and parents/carers supporting young people.

Jenni provides PA and administrative support to Mind Enquire. With lived experience  of neurodivergence, Jenni offers one to one peer support sessions.  She has also co-delivered sessions of the ‘Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism’ to health and social care staff across Surrey. 

Jenni is married with two sons and a crazy cat at home. Her passions are raising awareness and celebrating neurodiversity whilst guiding people to support if required.