Laura Hembury

British Psychological Society No: 727634

Laura is an Assistant Psychologist with a wide range of experience working with children and in the healthcare sector. Laura completed her Psychology BSc (Hons) at the University of Winchester and her MSc in Clinical and Developmental Neuropsychology at Bournemouth University. 

She has experience working with children in both in a school setting and as a swimming teacher. Alongside her degrees she worked in an NHS Intensive Psychological Therapies Service supporting adults with complex trauma and long standing interpersonal difficulties. Following the completion of her formal education she entered a role for the Department of Work and Pensions as a Mental Health and Disability Needs Assessor. Laura has a special interest in neurodiversity and wellbeing in children.

In her spare time Laura walks her two dogs or enjoys spending time with friends.

Hillary Coster

British Psychological Society No: 701008

Hillary is an Assistant Psychologist who has a wealth of experience working with children in both schools and the private sector. After completing her degrees in BA Anthropology at Durham University and MSt Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford, she pursued a career in educational publishing before deciding to follow her passion in child development and retrain as a Psychologist.

She completed her MSc Psychology Conversion at the Open University in 2024, alongside working with primary school children on behalf of the Marlow Education Trust. This pastoral role involved using trauma-informed practices as a framework to carry out interventions and support those children who needed it most.

Hillary has two young children herself and in her spare time - if not at a playground or softplay! - likes to go to the gym, read or see friends. 

Kelly Matthews

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) No: 00993264

Kelly is an Integrative Therapeutic Counsellor within the practice, specialising in young adults (18-25) as well as older clients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-worth and trauma. 

Kelly is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and has extensive experience of working with survivors of rape and sexual abuse, having completed her training with Trust House Reading. 

In her spare time Kelly enjoys running, gardening, reading and spending time with Tom, her rather large and very ginger cat.