Specialist provider of psychological assessment, therapy and consultation in South London & Surrey
We are two Highly Specialist Clinical Psychologists who have worked in mental health for over 12 years, have trained for seven years and have undertaken a three-year practitioner doctorate in Clinical Psychology. We specialise in child and adolescent mental health.
We aim to support people who want to understand and reduce psychological distress, and enhance resilience and wellbeing through the application of evidence-based psychological interventions. We do this through psychological assessments, therapy, consultations, training and specialist neuroaffirmative assessments.
Childhood and adolescence is a turbulent time full of change, growth, uncertainty yet also hope and excitement. Our goal is to help children, young people and families thrive and not just survive.
In addition to being clinicians working with young people, we are trained researchers and support workplace wellbeing. We have up to date knowledge on local frameworks and strategies on mental health and wellbeing and are skilled in translating this into the workplace. We empower workplaces to foster a culture of wellbeing and an environment where employees are valued.
Meet the Team
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Clinical Psychologist & founder of Well Rooted
Dr Holly Thompson is a Clinical Psychologist and Co-Founder of Well Rooted Wellbeing. Alongside her role in Well Rooted, Holly works in Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services. Clinical training has equipped her with the required skills to work with individuals across the life-span with a wide spectrum of psychological difficulties including, low mood, anxiety problems, complex trauma and behavioural problems. She has worked in mental health for over ten years in a variety of settings including, social care teams (with looked after and adopted children), education settings (pupil referral unit), the private sector (inpatient and forensic secure settings) and in community care services (e.g. CAMHS). She currently works within the local authority with children and young people who have displayed harmful sexual behaviour.
Her approach is to deliver a compassionate, personalised service drawing on evidence-based interventions to reduce psychological distress and enhance resilience. She has experience of providing training sessions to diverse audiences (e.g. staff teams, parents and carers) on topics such as self-care, trauma and autism.
Holly is passionate about encouraging others to look after their wellbeing through the application of psychological approaches and strategies. She also enjoys supporting workplaces and is able to develop personalised services to meet the needs of varied organisations, ensuring staff wellbeing is promoted by supporting them to develop resilience and build upon their strengths. This will subsequently influence both team morale and dynamics, in addition to allowing staff to excel in the workplace.
Please note: Holly is currently only working at Well Rooted completing organisational wellbeing workshops/training and completing autism assessments alongside Becks.
HCPC Registration number: PYL 37593
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Clinical Psychologist & founder of Well Rooted
Currently on maternity leave
Dr Rebekah Easton (Becks) is a Clinical Psychologist and Co-Founder of Well Rooted Wellbeing. Alongside her role in Well Rooted, Becks works with children, adolescents and their families in a variety of settings. She has over ten years experience in working in the NHS, charity sectors, forensic services and educational settings meaning that she has acquired a wide range of skills to support people in managing their own physical and mental wellbeing.
Becks has developed and ran a variety of workshops, for example with parents with children with mental health difficulties, as well as working individually with people with a range of different mental health difficulties (anxiety, eating disorders, depression, bipolar) helping them in returning to work, managing their sleep and physical health difficulties as well as integrate back into their social networks.
She has worked with different organisations to support staff in thinking about their own wellbeing, both at work and in their personal life. Historically she co-founded Student Minds in Cardiff, supporting students in looking after their own mental wellbeing as well as supporting friends, while also focusing on creating change in state of student mental health. She is passionate about widening the understanding of the mind-body connection; supporting people to understand more about how our thoughts, feelings and behaviour can positively or negatively affect our physical health.
With all this experience and passion she is well placed to support people in their journey towards wellbeing, at work, and in their day to day life. She works in a compassionate way to provide an individualised services to meet the needs of businesses and workforces.
If you are interested in working with Becks please email Becks@wellrootedwellbeing.co.uk
HCPC Registration number: PYL 37399
FAQs
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Clinical psychologists aim to reduce psychological distress and promote psychological well-being. Clinical Psychologists undergo extensive training in various therapeutic models and evidence-based interventions to understand and alleviate distress across different stages of life. A Clinical Psychologist will have completed an Undergraduate Degree in Psychology (3 years), a Clinical Doctorate (3 years) and at least two years clinical work, meaning they will have at least 8 years practical training and experience. This doctoral program encompasses clinical placements, research, and academic tasks. Many Clinical Psychologists possess substantial experience in supporting emotional well-being before pursuing doctoral training
The title Clinical Psychologist is protected by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), ensuring that only individuals accredited and having completed an approved doctoral training course can legitimately use it.
Anyone can call themselves a Psychologist or Child Psychologist unfortunately as these are not protected titles. The lack of legal protection for these titles leaves room for individuals to misrepresent themselves, which may be misleading and fraudulent. It's crucial to verify the qualifications of anyone providing services to your child or family, as genuine professionals will welcome inquiries about their background and training.
To check your practitioner is legitimate, please check with the regulating body using the following links: http://www.hpc-uk.org/check
