Ling Shuet Cheung
Ling is a registered Art Psychotherapist (HCPC) and Psychotherapist (BACP). She started her career 12 years ago as a Social Worker in Hong Kong working with boys under 14 in a secure children's home, later retraining as an Art Psychotherapist. Ling has worked clinically in NHS CAMHS services since 2019 and currently works in a specialist CAMHS Service for young people who are adopted, under a Special Guardianship Order, or looked after. She is trained in the delivery of attachment-focused therapies (such as Theraplay © and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy) and other therapies used in the treatment of common mental health difficulties (e.g. Dialectical Behavioural Therapy; DBT)
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She provides a non-judgmental, creative, and calm space for young people and their families who are struggling with trauma and attachment difficulties, with a goal to help them process their experiences and understand themselves a little better.
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Qualifications
Masters of Arts: Art Psychotherapy
Bachelor of Social Science: Social Work
Bachelor of Arts: Fine Arts
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Registration
Registered Art Psychotherapist, Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC)
Registered Psychotherapist, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
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Availability
Mondays (daytime)
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Allison Dolnik
Allison is an independent clinical social worker specialising in integrative psychotherapeutic
work with young people and families in both 1:1 and group settings. She has over 12 years
experience working as a mental health clinician in health, social care and education,
including child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) and youth justice services
(YJS) in frontline and senior leadership roles.
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She has a breadth of skills and training and takes an integrative approach in her clinical
work, utilising systemic practice, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical
Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Non-Violent Resistance
(NVR).
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Allison draws on her skills to provide direct support to parents and carers facing challenges
with their child’s wellbeing and behaviours. She utilises NVR-informed practices to empower
carers and helps them build confidence in their parenting skills and approaches.
In addition to her work with parents and carers, Allison specialises in supporting
neurodivergent adults and young people with comorbid emotional regulation difficulties, such
as low mood and anxiety. She focuses on emotional regulation and ADHD, adapting CBT
and DBT techniques along with executive functioning models and frameworks to support
neurodivergent individuals in developing coping strategies and improving their wellbeing.
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Allison is also available to provide safeguarding supervision to professionals in both the
public and private sectors, including consultation to placements and professional networks.
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Qualifications
Social Work | Masters of Science
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Registration
Social Work England (SW107255)
A member of The British Association of Social Workers (BASW)
The National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS)
The European Mentoring and Coaching Council UK (EMCC UK).
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Availability
Mondays and Tuesdays
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Danny Goddard
Danny Goddard is a systemic psychotherapist who works with families and couples experiencing difficulties and stickiness in their relationships in short and long-term therapy. He is a qualified Systemic Family and Couples Therapist who has worked in the NHS for over 13 years.
As a systemic psychotherapist, he sees that difficulties as well as strengths lie in relationships that we have with other people. He works with people to understand and address the hurdles in their relationships and build on the strengths that already exist and may have become difficult to notice or remember. In his practice, he has found that in discovering, talking about and experiencing new or hidden stories, people are able to find space to try new things with each other.
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Whether challenges occur between parents or carers, children, siblings or partners, Danny is able to provide a non-judgemental space to explore them and find new ways forward.
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He considers positive change to be a combination of bringing a therapist's training together with a client's expertise about their history, experiences and culture - working together within a safe space so that meaningful and positive difference can be experienced.
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Qualifications
Bachelor of Science: Psychology
Post Graduate Degree in Mental Health Nursing
Masters Degree in Systemic and Family Therapy
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Registration
UK Council for Psychotherapy
The Nursing and Midwifery Council
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Availability
Thursdays
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Yasmeen Badawy
Yasmeen is the Assistant Psychologist at TAE Psychology. She has a BA in Psychology from the American University of Cairo and an MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences from University College London. Yasmeen has experience working with a range of mental health presentations, having worked as an Associate Graduate Mental Health Worker in the NHS, conducting brief assessments and delivering low-intensity CBT interventions. She has experience working clinically, under the supervision of clinical psychologists, with individuals suffering from PTSD and has worked with children/young people with special educational needs (including ASD and ADHD) in a school setting and research capacity.
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At TAE Psychology, Yasmeen supports the work of Dr Eneberi by assisting with different aspects of treatment plans. For example, she may provide some supplementary support to Dr Eneberi's clients who are being treated for anxiety disorders. She also maintains a small clinical caseload under Dr Eneberi's close supervision. ​
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Qualifications
SABIS and American Diploma
Bachelor of Arts: Psychology
Master of Science: Clinical Mental Health Sciences ​​​
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Availability
Wednesdays and Thursdays
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