Amelia Jeans

After a career in the corporate world Amelia changed direction and started her training to be a psychotherapist here at Regent's University London. 

As part of her training, she worked in the NHS for eight years in secondary mental health in a multi-disciplinary team. Amelia also worked for EASE wellbeing as a lead clinician and supervisor within NHS GP surgeries. She has been an associate lecturer at Regent's since 2010. She is currently a module leader on the Foundation Certificare, and she also supervises trainee therapists on the MA programme (now MProf). Alongside her teaching, Amelia has a private practice in Hampstead.

Qualifications

• Certificate in Group Leadership and Supervision from The New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling
• ADEP, Regent's School of Psychotherapy & Psychology, Regent's University London
• MA, Psychotherapy and Counselling, Regent's University London (Research and Dissertation on the embedded attitudes of the therapist) Regent’s College and validated by University of Wales
• BA (Hons), French Literature and Language, University of Sheffield 

Relevant Past Employment

• 2015 – 2018: Clinical Lead and Supervisor for a service within GP practices
• 2013 – 2014: Honorary psychotherapist working with refugees at the Centre for Psychotherapy and Human Rights
• 2010 – current: Associate Lecturer on the Foundation, Regent's School of Psychotherapy & Psychology, Regent's University, London
• 2010 – current: Private Practice, London
• 2006 – 2014: Honorary Psychotherapist, Complex Care Team, Edgware Community Hospital, London

• Presentation at the Nov 2017 SEA Conference 'Naked and Dangerous' on NHS short term Existential Therapy
• Existential Experimentation: An Exploration of Two Clients Relating to the Theme of 'Naked and Dangerous', Journal of the Society for Existential Analysis, 29.1: 28-44

During her years at EASE Wellbeing, Amelia was part of a research project on Short Term Existential Therapy in the NHS.

• Registered member of the UKCP
• Registered member of the BACP
• Member of the Society for Existential Analysis

• Module Leader on the Foundation Certificate in Psychotherapy and Counselling