We are the Adult Community Eating Disorder service for Oxfordshire.
Our team comprises dedicated doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, allied health professionals, and assistant practitioners.
Management team
Our management team ensures the smooth running of the service, supports staff, and helps shape the care we provide.
They work closely with clinicians, service users, and partner organisations to maintain high standards and drive improvements.
- Catherine Sage, Head of Service
- Charlotte Ball, Service Manager
- Tom Lankester, Clinical Team Manager
Administration
Our admin team ensures the smooth running of the service, handling appointments, and communication.
They’re often the first point of contact and help keep everything organised behind the scenes.
- Tracy Barrett, Office Manager
- Charlotte Simpson, Administrator
- Libertad Diaz, Administrator
Medical team
Our psychiatrists assess and manage the medical and psychiatric aspects of eating disorders.
They may support with diagnosis, medication, and risk management, especially when physical health or co-occurring mental health conditions are involved.
- Dr Parveen Bains, Consultant Psychiatrist
- Dr Cian McNally, Specialist Doctor
- Dr Herkiran Kalsi, Resident Doctor
Psychology and Therapy team
Psychologists provide evidence-based psychological therapies such as CBT-E, MANTRA, and other approaches tailored to individual needs.
They help people explore the underlying factors contributing to their eating disorder and support long-term recovery.
- Dr Emma Clarkson, Consultant Clinical Psychologist
- Dr Roshan Jones, Principal Clinical Psychologist
- Dr Fiona Clements, Senior Counselling Psychologist
- Dr Hannah Wiseman, Clinical Psychologist
- Dr Amy Lewins, Clinical Psychologist
- Alice Cook, Assistant Psychologist
- Cassandra Trend, Assistant Psychologist
Our CBT therapists are trained in delivering evidence-based psychological treatments for eating disorders, including CBT-E and other NICE-recommended approaches.
They work collaboratively with service users to explore thoughts, behaviours, and emotions related to eating difficulties, and support individuals in making meaningful changes. Their work is goal-focused, structured, and tailored to each person’s needs
- Lynne Coulter, CBT Therapist
- Joel Hawkins, CBT therapist
Nursing team
Our specialist nurses are registered healthcare professionals with expertise in both physical and mental health.
Within our team, they deliver evidence-based treatments such as CBT-E and SSCM, act as key workers for patients, and lead on the FREED pathway for early intervention.
They also triage all referrals into the service, ensuring timely access to appropriate care, and play a vital role in coordinating treatment and supporting recovery.
- Michelle Bussey, Lead Nurse
- Ben Kirton, Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Natalia Campos, Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Neema Massivi, Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Jade Kilpin, Community Mental Health Nurse
Dietetic team
Dietitians work with individuals to improve their nutritional intake, challenge food-related fears, and restore physical health.
They offer tailored advice and meal plans based on each person’s needs and goals.
- Philippa Doolan, Specialist Dietitian
- Rachael Hunter, Specialist Dietitian
- Amelia Belich, Specialist Dietitian
- Hollie Stringer, Dietetic Apprentice
Support team
- Charlotte Foster, Social Worker
- Beenish Achakzai, Community Support Worker