Sally is a Contractual Trainee in Psychotherapy who is working towards CTA qualification. Sally studied at the Wealden and Connexus Institutes. With a work background in inner London public sector housing management and management consultancy, she has BA Hons in Social Administration and an MBA. 

 

Sally also undertook two years Organisational TA training at The Berne Institute. 

 

As a consultant Sally specialised in organisational Performance Management by helping organisations convert their vision, values and strategy into everyday practical activities through good business planning and strong employee involvement. 

 

Sally is keen to support UKATA to deliver and develop its current strategy and believes the membership should be at the heart of all that we do.

Seb is an NCPS Accredited Counsellor in private practice and works with Kent Association for the Blind. 

 

Seb is enthusiastic about TA, a keen advocate for the broad diversity within TA’s many fields, schools and techniques bringing purpose to individuals to enrich their unique lives. He is a contractual CTA trainee who started psychotherapy training in 2015.

 

He has over two decades of experience in the financial health insurance industry working in sales, complaints, operational, project and programme management roles. During which he supported colleagues as a Mental Health First Aider and mentored neurodiverse colleagues.

 

On the personal side he grew up in Botswana in the height of the Apartheid, has a multicultural background, is a late diagnosed dyslexic and is type ‘1’ diabetic. 

 

His qualifications include BA (hons) in English and History, Association Project Manager, and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy. He has held peer representative roles at school, university, and in business.

Katy is a qualified counsellor working in private practice in Hampshire. She holds a MSc. in Applied Psychology, and both a Foundation degree and Diploma in Counselling. She is in her final year at The Link Centre, working towards her CTA and UKCP registration.

 

Her background is in media and marketing and has worked in TV, Radio, and was the Managing Director of a regional advertising agency for over 20 years.

 

Her interest in TA was piqued during her Level 2 counselling skills course which prompted her to complete a TA101 after which she says she fell in love with the modality, its philosophy, and the people she has subsequently come to know who practice it.

 

She feels passionately about making TA as accessible to as many people as possible, in the spirit of Berne’s original thinking about making psychoanalysis less slow, less rigid and less complex.

Harprit is a qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor in private practice in London. Trained at The Link Centre, she is accredited by the NCPS and is a member of both the BACP and BAATN.

 

She is also a qualified secondary school teacher and holds a BA (Hons), PGCE and MA. Her career brings together a rich blend of the arts, education and commercial experience, alongside more than 25 years’ service as a director and trustee on boards within education and charity settings.

 

Her cultural perspective is rooted in her identity as a Londoner and a Sikh Punjabi woman.  She is guided by Sikh ethics and the principles of ‘seva’ - service, together with Berne’s foundational belief that ‘everyone has the capacity to grow and develop’.  

 

Harprit is committed to supporting UKATA and its members while honouring the foundational principles of TA. At the heart of her work is a deep commitment to equality, inclusivity and amplifying the perspectives of those who are often unseen or unheard.