Hayley has been registered as a Learning Disability Nurse since 1994 and has enjoyed a progressive career working across a variety of organizations and settings. With extensive experience in managing people, services, and resources, Hayley is, above all, a therapeutic practitioner with a strong ethical approach to supporting children, young people, and families. Bringing a wealth of experience from work in both disability and mental health services, Hayley’s extensive learning and training in therapeutic and trauma-informed practice form the foundation of a commitment to delivering quality services based on a relational model of practice.

I am registered manager with over 20 years of experience working with adults and young people with complex needs. I am passionate about the outdoors,  I enjoy beekeeping, horticulture, and various outdoor activities.  Myself and my husband adopted three children in 2012, which brings a unique perspective to my work.

Anne is an accomplished administrator with a proven track record in efficiently managing operations within Heartsight. Known for her organisational skills & proactive approach, Anne has been instrumental in streamlining processes & enhancing productivity.

Anne is dedicated to fostering a collaborative work environment & excels in multi-tasking & problem solving. Outside of her administrative duties Anne enjoys gardening, interior design & her cats, adding a touch of creativity & balance to her professional life.

I’m Beth, a Senior Therapeutic Support Worker passionate about helping people feel heard, supported, and empowered. My work focuses on creating safe, compassionate spaces where individuals can grow and thrive. I believe in the power of empathy, active listening, and practical strategies to make a real difference in everyday life. 

I’ve spent several years working with youth organisations, both as a mentor supporting young people through challenges and as a board member for a local youth charity. In this role, I contribute to strategic decision-making, thinking outside the box to improve programs and services where needed—always putting the needs and voices of young people first. 

Outside of work, I love knitting and getting lost in a good book—especially fantasy and mystery novels. These hobbies help me unwind and spark creativity, whether I’m crafting something new or exploring different worlds through reading. 

I’m always learning and looking for ways to bring positivity and understanding into the world. 

Hello, I’m Natalie. I have worked at Heartsight since 2023. I am really enjoying my new role and getting to know all the children and staff.

I am a mum myself to a 7-year-old boy. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, swimming and enjoying the outdoors.

I’m Dee, I joined the Heartsight team in September 2024 when I left my teaching career to pursue new adventures. I’m a qualified teacher who has worked with children from 4 -16 years of age in various school settings – In primary schools, special schools, secondary pupil referral unit and alternative provision school.

I’m currently in my final year of a L4 therapeutic counseling adults, children & young people qualification.

In my limited spare time, I enjoy walking in nature and spending time with my family and friends.

I joined Heartsight in July 2025. I have experience working in a SEMH primary school and as an EOTIS Tutor/Mentor, building on earlier time spent volunteering at my son’s school. I believe that all children ‘do well when they can,’ and I am passionate about gently supporting children to develop the skills they need to move beyond their current can’t (not won’t) and towards their full potential.

As a lifelong learner, I continue to grow through both professional work and personal experiences as a devoted mum to a sensitive son in his 20’s. Outside of work, I am excited to be moving into our ‘forever home’ with my partner, who I’ve been with since I was 14.