About Psychological Therapeutic Solutions
At Ptsolutions, we believe that lasting change starts with the right therapeutic relationship. Our team of experienced Clinical Psychologists and EMDR specialists offer compassionate, evidence-based support for adults and young people facing trauma, anxiety, and emotional distress. Each associate brings unique expertise, united by a shared commitment to helping you move toward clarity, resilience, and wellbeing.
Meet the Team
Dr Deborah Kingston
Clinical Director of Psychological Therapeutic Solutions
Dr Deborah Kingston
Clinical Psychologist and Accredited EMDR Consultant
Qulifications
- Doctorate in Clinical Psychology
BSc (Hons) - Psychology Graduate
- Certification in Couple Counselling (Relate)
Professional Registrations
- Chartered Member of Health Professionals Council
- Chartered Member of British Psychological Society (BPS)
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Europe
Therapeutic Approaches
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- EMDR
- Integrative Approaches
- Schema Focused Therapies
Published Articles
How do differential explanations of voice-hearing influence attributions and behavioural intentions towards voice-hearers? (Kingston, Moghaddam & Dawson, 2016)
Do they practice what we teach? Follow-up evaluation of a Schema Therapy training programme (Kingston, Moghaddam & Beckley, 2014)
Dr Zoe Young
Clinical Psychologist and Accredited EMDR Practitioner
Dr Zoe Young is a Clinical Psychologist who until recently worked in the NHS in adult mental health services.
Previous NHS roles include working in a dedicated therapy service and in community adult mental health teams. These varied roles cover individual work with clients who experience a broad range of psychological distress and supporting staff teams to understand and implement psychological ways of working with clients. With a focus on Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Compassion Focussed Therapy (CFT) as therapeutic modalities, Dr Young aims to tailor specific treatment plans to the individual’s needs
Dr Zoe Young
Clinical Psychologist and Accredited EMDR Practitioner
Dr Le-Sharn Parker
Clinical Psychologist
Le-Sharn is a Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience in supporting people with a wide range of mental health difficulties. Alongside her role with the practice, she works in NHS Community Adult Mental Health services. Whether you’re seeking support with longstanding challenges or navigating a difficult time in your life, Le-Sharn offers a therapeutic space where meaningful change can happen.
Le-Sharn is particularly skilled in working therapeutically with people who have experienced both single-incident and complex trauma, and who may be struggling with their mental health as a result. She works through a trauma-informed lens, supporting clients to understand how past experiences may be shaping their present.
Life can present us with immense challenges that we did not ask for but nonetheless find ourselves contending with. Le-Sharn works with people to create a safe, compassionate, and trusting therapeutic relationship where clients feel supported to open up, reflect, and move toward healing. Together, she helps people develop a shared understanding of their experiences and find a way forward that aligns with their values and hopes for the future.
With her approachable, down-to-earth style (and yes, her signature pink hair!), Le-Sharn brings warmth, authenticity, and a deep respect for individual differences into her work. She is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone is welcomed and can feel seen, heard and valued. Le-Sharn pays thoughtful attention to each person’s unique identity, background, and lived experience.
Le-Sharn takes an integrative and collaborative approach, tailoring therapy to each person’s needs using evidence-based models. She frequently uses EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) and Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT)– approaches she finds particularly powerful in helping people process painful experiences and develop a kinder, more supportive relationship with themselves.
Availability and Locality
Le-Sharn is currently offering online sessions. She will try to work around your needs and can offer evening and weekend appointments too.
Dr Le-Sharn Parker
Clinical Psychologist
Qulifications
- Perinatal Clinical Psychology Post-graduate Programme- University of Exeter
- EMDR accredited training Parts 1,2,3,4 (all parts)
- Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy), University of Nottingham
- Bachelor of Science BSc (Hons) in Psychology, University of Nottingham
Professional Registrations
- Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC): PYL039928
Therapeutic Approaches
Specialisms
- PTSD and Complex PTSD
- Anxiety
- OCD
- Hearing voices
- Relational / interpersonal difficulties
- Low self-esteem/ self-criticism
- Perinatal Mental Health Difficulties (including bereavement)
- Sexual Health Difficulties
Dr Megan Bowes
Health Psychologist
Megan is a Senior Psychologist within the NHS specialising in the management of chronic conditions and trauma. She provides EMDR therapy to adults and adolescents struggling with trauma and Somatoform disorders.
She has recently received a high commendation award for her work supporting care home staff following the Covid-19 pandemic, which involved delivering bespoke individual and group therapeutic support packages. She also has several years experience providing therapy for young people with social, emotional and mental health difficulties, many of whom had experienced significant trauma.
Dr Megan Bowes
Health Psychologist
Liz Bainbridge
Accredited EMDR Practitioner & Registered Nurse Mental Health
Liz is a nurse with over 30 years of experience working alongside individuals who have a range of mental health concerns, including those experiencing distress following single event or complex trauma. She is an accredited EMDR Practitioner, with a specialist interest in supporting people who are leaving care, members /veterans of the armed forces and their families, survivors of sexual assault and domestic abuse, and those facing a combination of mental health and problematic drug and / or alcohol issues.
With a wealth of experience supporting individuals through challenging times, Liz combines her clinical expertise in EMDR therapy with a compassionate, client-centred approach.
Liz empowers clients on their journey of recovery, guiding them to envision new possibilities and build hopeful, constructive paths toward a brighter future.
Her previous positions include roles within the NHS and social care as a consultant nurse, as well as in community mental health services for individuals with complex and varied mental health needs, where she delivered psychosocial interventions and nursing care. Liz has been awarded a British Empire Medal for her contributions to nursing and work with vulnerable groups.
Liz Bainbridge
Accredited EMDR Practitioner & Registered Nurse Mental Health
Emma Jackson
Assistant Psychologist
Emma is an essential member of our trauma-informed team, valued for her empathy, clinical insight, and dedication to client care. Holding a BSc in Psychology and currently completing an MSc in Forensic Psychology, she combines academic depth with real-world experience.
Working under the supervision of Dr Deborah Kingston, Emma has been delivering individual support to clients through trauma-sensitive interventions. This includes contributing to assessments, facilitating grounding and stabilisation sessions, and helping individuals map their experiences in preparation for EMDR therapy. In some cases, her compassionate approach has provided clients with the validation and clarity they needed, meaning further referral was not required, a testament to her therapeutic presence and skill.
Emma also manages referrals and enquiries with professionalism and warmth, ensuring clients feel safe and understood from the outset. Alongside offering low-cost psychoeducation and stabilisation sessions, she is preparing to co-facilitate group therapy with Dr Kingston, broadening access to evidence-based care within a supportive environment.
As her role evolves, Emma continues to play a part in shaping trauma-informed practices across the service, championing collaboration, inclusivity, and meaningful psychological support.
Emma Jackson - Assistant Psychologist
Dr Tine Blee
Clinical Psychologist
Dr Tine Blee is a senior Clinical Psychologist who since qualification 10 years ago, has worked in Child and Mental Health NHS services. In her role she has worked with a range of young people’ s presentation, including working with children in care, consulting withing services and agencies, supporting neurodivergent and neurotypical young people, with a broad range of psychological experiences. She draws on a range of models to support young people including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), attachment-based models, Compassion Focussed Therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Dr Blee is very much focussed on meeting the therapeutic goals of the clients with whom she supports. She hopes that by adopting an integrative approach to her work, this can enable meeting her client’s needs.
Dr Tine Blee
Clinical Psychologist
Dr Danila D’Errico
Clinical Psychologist
Danila is a qualified Clinical Psychologist currently working in the NHS in adult mental health, specialising in complex trauma and treatment resistant presentations. She uses different models within her practice including Narrative Exposure Therapy, Cognitive Analytic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and Compassion Focused Therapy. More information about these approaches can be found under the “Services” tab.
Danila aims to ensure that you feel heard, supported, and ultimately empowered during your work together. She has helped people to explore past traumatic experiences as a way to move forward and reduce traumatic stress symptoms including dissociation, hypervigilance, panic attacks, and more. She has also helped people to make sense of their own relational patterns, the way they see themselves and others, which might have left them feeling stuck, anxious, sad, guilty, and/or ashamed, with the aim to find more compassionate and helpful ways to connect with themselves and others.
