Our Team of Therapists and Doctors

Charmini Glo

Clinical Director Integrative Psychotherapist

Dr Michael Grant

Child and Adolescent Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Joe Datt

Neurodevelopmental Specialist Consultant Paediatrician

Angel Scott-Bottoms

Integrative Psychotherapy (Advanced clinical trainee)

Elisa Hari

Registered Mental Health Nurse

Integrative Psychotherapy


Charmini Glo

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“I believe that with the right support, understanding, encouragement, and direction everyone can find the freedom and strength to change and grow. I am passionate about providing an empowering and kind space for this journey.”

- Charmini Glo


Dr Michael Grant

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“I am a passionate believer in evidence-based approaches to treatment and recovery. Young people and families all over the world deserve an expert comprehensive assessment, formulation +/- diagnosis and psycho-education.”

-  Dr Michael Grant


Dr Joe Datt

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“Every child, regardless of their health condition, has the opportunity to live a fulfilling life.”

-  Dr Joe Datt


Elisa Hari

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“No one has the same response to their experiences of life and how it impacts upon their way of being in the world. I have deep compassion and ability to sit and be with you and help you to understand and process your life and relationships without judgement.”

- Elisa Hari


Angel Scott-Bottoms

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“I work with people who’ve spent years saying “I’m fine” but quietly feel disconnected from themselves, from others, or from the life they want to live. Therapy can be a space to stop hiding and explore who you are, what you value, and how you want to live.”

- Angel Scott-Bottoms