dr Sheri jacobson

Sheri is the clinical director of Harley Therapy, a London-based counselling group helping private clients to manage psychological difficulties, and is committed to raising the standard of therapy in the UK.

Sheri is a looked to speaker on emotional wellbeing who has appeared on radio, TV and magazines articles including the Times, Guardian, Forbes, Telegraph and Financial Times, BBC News and Radio.

Sheri is supporting The Wellness Movement, with a series of talks for our clients, with the aim to empower people to take charge of their psychological health and take steps to live a more fulfilling life, both professionally and personally.

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jay rai

Jay is an Empowerment Psychologist, specialising in the field of neuroscience and psychology of mental health. Jay supports people to unlock lifelong and impactful personal change using her unique blend of science, psychotherapy and Eastern mindfulness. Jay is also a member of the British Neuroscience Association and Forbes Coaches Council. She has taken up invitations to speak at many organisations, including Google and Amazon.

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sarah curtis

Sarah is a fully qualified Counsellor and Psychotherapist, registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). She works with people who are suffering from a variety of issues and difficulties.

Sarah is the founder of Move Your Mind Therapy, offering people the opportunity to take their therapy sessions outside. She believes that some people are either missing out on therapy because of the traditional counselling setting, or in other cases, people may benefit more with the integration of nature and movement into their sessions.

Sarah offers organisations one to one therapy sessions for employees, interactive group sessions teaching good listening and supportive behaviour with mindfulness, as well as corporate talks on wellbeing, with a focus on disconnecting from our fast paced, ‘online’ lives, encouraging people to reconnect with themselves and the natural world.