The Directory
The PIEs trainers and consultants directory is to be advertised as a listings page for all those able to offer support, of whatever kind, to other agencies and services, on a freelance or contracted basis.
All those listed here are registered PIElink members, to provide a minimum of quality assurance and to weed out spam.
Other than that there is no attempt to approve or endorse any particular offer or approach ( 'caveat emptor'), and those seeking to engage a trainer or consultancy services must satisfy themselves that the service offered is suitable for them, and the terms acceptable *.
All listings are strictly in alphabetical order, by the surname of the individual.
Getting listed here
For those trainers and consultants interested in being listed here (and no-one is obliged to), see the page specifically for those wanting to be included : (HERE)
- The PIE Abacus 'Associates' group
We are nevertheless currently gathering together a group of trainer/consultants with a particularly good knowledge of the PIE Abacus : (HERE) .
If this interests you, to consider becoming an 'Associate', see:
Becoming - an 'Associate' : (HERE)
TRAINERS & CONSULTANTS
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BGPS
Our trainers hold Doctoral degrees in Psychology, with extensive experience from frontline and clinical roles. We specialise in delivering and co-developing Psychologically Informed Environments across diverse settings, offering training to both statutory and non-statutory services.
For a complimentary consultation, see: https://bgpsych.com/training.
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Rachel Brown
As a Clinical Psychologist, I offer training and consultation, reflective practice or ongoing supervision for your development as a Psychological and Trauma Informed organisation, I draw from a wide theoretical base including attachment theory, strength based approaches and eco psychology.
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Sam Chu: Paradigm Psychology
I am a forensic psychologist with a passion for and experience of developing PIEs in a range of settings across the north of England. In response to individual service requirements I have designed and delivered PIE and TIC training/workshops, evaluating the impact of this work for staff and clients.
www.paradigmpsychology.co.uk
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Peter Cockersell: Intapsych
Peter offers training on the theory and implementation of PIE to staff, frontline and/or senior management; organisational consultancy on developing a tailored PIE approach, in the fields of homelessness and specialist mental health services; and training on complex needs/compound trauma/personality disorder.
petercockersell@intapsych.org
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John Conolly
I have a special interest in the interface between self and organisational exclusion processes, and my 20+ years of psycho-therapeutic work with excluded individuals enables me to offer individual and team self-reflective facilitation as well as training.
jconolly
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Ali Curran
Ali is a management and organisational consultant, trained in Group Analytic Practice, working with staff and management groups in the homeless sector in Ireland. She has co-facilitated PIE training, and is currently designing bespoke programmes for the adoption of PIE
acurran@chl.ie
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EASL
EASL is a group of mental health professionals, working within and across homelessness services in London. EASL uses a multidisciplinary, systemic and trauma-focussed framework to improve the lives of socially excluded individuals and facilitate psychologically informed environments.
http://www.easl.
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Sian Erickson
I work with various agencies to train peer mentors, supporting vulnerable families and children to change entrenched behaviours, with strength based approaches, role modelling healthy behaviours, identifying a sense of purpose.
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David Gill
I have a history of working in the criminal justice and substance misuse field. I am passionate about implementing PIE in these fields through effective training and consultancy. I also work at a strategic level in supporting services around regulatory compliance from a PIE perspective and through updating policies and procedures in line with PIE.
Liz Greenway
Inspired as NHS counsellor to homeless people >13+yrs, I work independently as psychotherapist, work coach, organisational consultant offering reflective practice, away days, KUF and other training, action learning sets and mediation to staff and management consultation. London, Suffolk & travels.
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Esther Harris
Based in Bristol, I am a qualified supervisor with a background in substance abuse (particularly in families) and provide Reflective Practice for organisations. I have an interest the relationships between clients; practitioners and organisations and how this might affect outcomes.
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I have over 27 years experience of working with people with complex and multiple needs, designing bespoke interventions and multi-site treatment systems across the UK. I provide PIE and wider training, reflective practice and service improvement and outcome research evaluations.
Helen Gore: HG consultancy
I can bring an understanding to why people disengage, self-sabotage and seem committed to unhealthy, destructive lifestyles; and what you and your teams can do to interrupt such behaviours to inspire positive, sustainable change, by working within a PIE (Psychologically Informed Environments) framework.
https://www.facebook.com/HelenGoreConsultancy/
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Robin Johnson
Robin is the principal author (or steward) of the PIE idea, and editor/curator of this website. For a limited time only (ie: just until his formal retirement later this year ) Robin can offer ad hoc and on-line mentoring, especially on the use of the new 'PIEs 2.0' formula and the Pizazz, and on research.
robin@pielink.net
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Jay Levy
My work focusses on homelessness outreach, and the fusion of Psychologically Informed Environments with Pretreatment and Housing First. Author of several books - and currently co-editing one on transatlantic exchange around homelessness - I am now giving talks and lectures, and am available for consultations, especially in the USA context.
www.jayslevy.com/
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Ray Middleton: Ladder4Life
Ray Middleton's Ladder4life offers two levels of trauma informed PIE training, using his own specially prepared on-line resources: Level One, working with whole staff teams; and Level Two “Training the PIE Facilitator” training, for key staff in developing PIE and facilitating reflective practice sessions within your teams.
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Becky Nixon – Ideas to Impact
Offering training, consultancy and research on psychologically and trauma-informed working, particularly psychologically informed management. Becky has lived experience of trauma and has worked with trauma-informed services since 2014. She has a Management Research MSc and is undertaking a Psychology MSc.
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Suzanne Quinney: Appreciating People
Offers training and facilitation to build skills of staff and support the development and enlivening of a PIE, bringing in tailored Positive Psychology and strength based approaches (including Appreciative Inquiry). Author of various articles related to the field. Based in North East Scotland and happy to travel.
suzanne@appreciatingpeople.co.
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Becky Rice: BR research
Providing independent social research in the homelessness sector. Services include evaluations, research projects and consultancy in information management and outcomes frameworks. Specialisms include mixed-methods research, research with people who have complex needs and research in the field of rough sleeping.
www.br-research.co.uk
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Claire Ritchie: No One Left Out
Author of the Westminster Toolkit and early adopter of PIE, Claire led on the development of an integrated health and social care service, the Waterloo Project offering a "trailblazing" and "revolutionary" psychologically informed approach. Claire has experience as a commissioner and practitioner providing a unique insight into the implementation and evaluation of PIE.
www.nooneleftout.co.uk
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Tassie Weaver: Tassie Weaver Consulting
Tassie’s main interest is in the intersection of PIE and systems thinking, supporting organisations and partnerships in their frontline and/or more strategic work to reflect on and explore the systems they are embedded in, and to identify key opportunities for change, with a focus on getting things done.
[https://www.tassieweaverconsulting.com ?]
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